Our core mission the India Protocol is the most proactive and effective lone female safeguarding initiative within a night time economy environment in the United Kingdom. This established and proven system is responsible for reducing the risk of harm on a Saturday night. The India Protocol is named and operated in memory of India Eve Chipchase, a young lady raped and murdered in Northampton in January 2016. Working closely with the Chipchase family we are committed to seeing  the India Protocol adopted in every night time economy in the country.

As first responders we work closely with the emergency services. Our volunteers provide valuable support to our blue light colleagues. Our solid working relationship with frontline police officers and ambulance crews ensures a more comprehensive and joined up approach to the night time economy policing and care response.  Service users are signposted to Cheltenham Guardians by both the police and the ambulance service.