Domestic Abuse Helplines

Domestic Abuse Helplines

For Male Victims

The Men’s Advice Line is a confidential helpline for male victims of domestic abuse and those supporting them. They offer advice and emotional support to men who experience abuse, and signpost to other vital services that help keep them and their children safe.
Call: 0808 8010327 or visit: www.mensadviceline.org.uk

For Perpetrators

The Respect Phoneline is an anonymous and confidential helpline for men and women who are harming their partners and families. They provide specialist advice and guidance to help people change their behaviours and support for those working with domestic abuse perpetrators.
Call: 0808 8024040 or visit: www.respectphoneline.org.uk

For Employers

Everyone’s Business from Hestia works with employers so that they can provide information, resources and practical guidance to employees who are experiencing domestic abuse. Our programme provides the necessary tools so employers can support employees and provide safe solutions. We know that when employers take action and respond to domestic abuse, it saves lives. Contact the Everyone's Business Advice Line on 07770480437 or via email Adviceline.EB@hestia.org between 10am-3pm Monday to Friday for support.

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