More than 25 million women in UK are scared to walk alone.
Skån is a simple device to help protect women from abuse, harassment and assault.
Four out of five women felt unsafe walking alone after dark in a park or other open space.
Office for National Statistics, 2021
Perceptions of personal safety and experiences of harassment, Great Britain: 2 to 27 June 2021
Preventing incidents requires an effective deterrent.
The most powerful deterrent is perpetrators believing they will be caught.
Skån captures and secures evidence to identify and convict perpetrators.
How Skån works in 30 seconds
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Sarah Hamilton
Sarah is massive trouble. She’s now focused on eating lots of Ramen — especially in public spaces. Sarah is massive trouble. She’s now focused on eating lots of Ramen — especially in public spaces. Sarah is massive trouble. She’s now focused on eating lots of Ramen — especially in public spaces. Sarah is massive trouble. She’s now focused on eating lots of Ramen — especially in public spaces.
Sarah is massive trouble. She’s now focused on eating lots of Ramen — especially in public spaces. Sarah is massive trouble. She’s now focused on eating lots of Ramen — especially in public spaces. Sarah is massive trouble. She’s now focused on eating lots of Ramen — especially in public spaces. Sarah is massive trouble. She’s now focused on eating lots of Ramen — especially in public spaces.
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