Get help for domestic violence and abuse.

Local resources

National and online resources for parents and carers

National and online resources for women

  • Opoka

    Help for women and children in the Polish community who experience domestic violence and abuse to benefit from greater access to care, support, justice, and other services needed to ensure physical and mental health, social wellbeing, and financial security.

  • National Domestic Violence Helpline

    For women experiencing domestic abuse. You'll be able to talk confidentially to someone about your situation and find out what your options are.

National and online resources

  • Galop

    Support for LGBT+ people who have experienced abuse and violence.

  • Karma Nirvana

    Get help if you are experiencing Honour Based Abuse or facing a forced marriage.

  • Halo

    Safeguarding, supporting and empowering women and children from Black and minoritised communities whose lives have been affected by violence and abuse to live free from abuse without fear for a healthier, safer and brighter future.

  • True Honour

    Support for survivors of Honour Based Violence (HBV), Forced Marriage (FM) and Female Genital Mutilation (FGM).

National and online resources for children

National and online resources for men

  • Men's Advice Line: Respect

    Support for men affected by domestic abuse.

  • Mankind Initiative

    Confidential helpline for male victims of domestic abuse and domestic violence across the UK as well as their friends, family, neighbours, work colleagues and employers.

National and online resources for professionals

  • Hope2Recovery Toolkit

    Six week course to equip adults with practical knowledge to understand, manage, and take action to protect themselves and their children in abusive relationships. It also supports parents in building safer future plans while connecting them to ongoing resources and support.

  • Freedom for Children

    This 8 week programme supports primary school children affected by domestic abuse, helping them heal and understand their experiences. It offers a safe space for expressing feelings and learning coping strategies, delivered in small groups or one-to-one sessions.