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External Link/Members OnlyA charity has changed the way it works to keep sex workers at home during the coronavirus pandemic.
Safer Wales has been running the StreetLife project since 2005, aimed at helping woman trapped in prostitution.
Chief executive Bernie Bowen-Thomson said: "We recognised that the essential outreach work we do shouldn't come to an abrupt halt because of Covid-19, but had to move to a virtual form."
The Cardiff-based charity has seen a 69% rise in its dealings with women.
Safer Wales said the introduction of lockdown measures left clients faced with the difficult choice of self-distancing with no income or continuing to carry out sex work at a risk to their own and others' safety.
Ms Bowen-Thomson said: "This is a heartbreaking choice for women to have to make, it's essential that these women get the support they need to stay at home."
