Isle of Man

Welcome to Isle of Man Crimestoppers.

We're dedicated to helping to fight crime across the whole island of the Isle of Man.

In the Isle of Man, our Crimestoppers Board comprises of 9 members of the community, who give up their free time to co-ordinate promotions and events to raise awareness of the anonymous Crimestoppers phone number, 0800 555 111.

The volunteer Board focuses on crimes specifically affecting the island. These include criminal damage, theft and drug offences.

Recently, three absconded Manx individuals were identified from the national Most Wanted section of the website.

Thanks to the efforts of our volunteers, more people in the Isle of Man are getting to know the anonymous Crimestoppers phone number, 0800 555 111. For example, in July 2007, 24 actionable calls were received compared to 5 in July 2006.

We rely on a network of volunteers to help us with our work. You could make a difference and help to prevent crime in the Isle of Man by becoming a Crimestoppers' volunteer. To find out more about becoming a volunteer for Crimestoppers in the Isle of Man, please fill out our Volunteer Enquiry Form.

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Coronation Street star William Roache supports Crimestoppers
Coronation Street star William Roache MBE has been supporting Crimestoppers in the North West for almost ten years. William worries about the number of people who are in difficult situations because members of their family are involved in crime. That's why he's such a keen supporter of Crimestoppers - to make sure such people know that they can call the charity to pass on information about crime completely anonymously. Read the full case study about William Roache.

Events
Keep an eye out here for more Crimestoppers events on the Isle of Man, including our plans for a Crimestoppers awareness week to mark Crimestoppers' 20th anniversary this year.

To find out more about Crimestoppers in the Isle of Man including information about local events, campaigns, appeals and ways you might be able to help, please email Isle of Man Crimestoppers.

If you wish to give information about crime and criminals anonymously, call 0800 555 111.