GET HELP FOR LGBTQ+

 

 

IF YOU ARE IN IMMEDIATE DANGER

Call the police at 999.

IF YOU ARE NOT IN IMMEDIATE DANGER BUT REQUIRE SUPPORT AND ADVICE

Please contact the National Support Services listed below:

 

GET HELP

What help can you get?

You will be provided with confidential and non-judgemental support for LGBTQ+ individuals of all ages who are experiencing domestic abuse. We will work with you at your own pace to help you feel safer and more in control.

You can get:

  • Someone to talk to who understands
  • Safety planning
  • Emotional support
  • Information and advice about your options
  • Support to access housing, legal advice or healthcare
  • Referrals to specialist LGBTQ+ organisations

You do not have to go through this alone.

Worried about someone else?

If you’re worried about a friend, family member or someone you know who might be in an abusive relationship, you can contact us for advice and support on how to help them.

Get in touch

To speak to a member of the team, please contact us:

24/7 confidential helpline for all.

https://equation.org.uk/help-for-lgbtq/

[email protected]

0800 995 6999

At NIDAS we understand that domestic abuse can affect anyone – including people in LGBTQ+ relationships. If you arenexperiencing abuse at home, we are here to support you.

What is domestic abuse?

Domestic abuse is when someone you’re in a relationship with, or a family member, hurts you or controls you. This could include:

  • Being physically or sexually hurt

  • Being told what you can and can’t do

  • Having your money taken away or controlled

  • Being threatened or constantly criticised

  • Being isolated from your friends, family or community

  • Threats to ‘out’ you or invalidate your gender identity or sexual orientation

You may feel afraid, unsafe, or that you are walking on eggshells. Abuse can happen to anyone, and it’s never your fault.

 

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