Domestic abuse often impacts your safety, home, finances, family, health and other areas of life. Help is available, so you don’t need to feel alone.
The Men’s Advice Line Information Hub brings together male victim domestic abuse advocacy services, male victim refuge/safe houses, and other specialist support service details.
Choose a service type to explore the providers offering support:
Do you need help right now?
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call the police on 999.
If you are calling from a mobile and cannot speak, press 55 or tap when prompted. Your call will then be transferred to the police.
You can also contact Men’s Advice Line for confidential support:
- Freephone: 0808 801 0327, Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm
- Webchat: Monday to Friday, 9am to 10am via Men’s Advice Line
Contact: Men’s Advice Line
Domestic abuse support
Start with one of these routes if you need specialist domestic abuse support, somewhere safe to stay, or would like to speak with a Men’s Advice Line Advisor.
Find support near you
Search for specialist services supporting male victims of domestic abuse across the UK.
Find a safe place to stay
Search for refuges and safe houses for male victims needing to flee due to domestic abuse.
Contact us to speak to our Advisors
If you’re not sure where to start, we’d be happy to help.
Support for other areas of need
You may also need help with housing, money and finances, mental health, immigration or other circumstances affected by domestic abuse. Find contact details for organisations offering specialist advice and support.
Help with housing safety, your rights and options if you need to leave.
Support with debts, benefits, economic abuse and financial separation.
Specialist immigration advice if your status is affecting your safety options.
Confidential support for mental health and emotional wellbeing.
Inclusive and specialist support for LGBT+ people experiencing abuse.
Accessible support, advocacy and information about your rights.
Culturally informed support from specialist community organisations.
Help with technology-based abuse, online, digital, stalking and harassment.
Confidential support for men affected by rape and sexual abuse.
Specialist support for older people experiencing abuse.
Help with parenting, co-parenting, child arrangements and supporting children and young people.
Understand your legal rights and options
Domestic abuse can raise difficult legal questions about your safety, home, children, money and separating. Explore legal factsheets and find organisations offering free legal advice and support.
Could this be domestic abuse?
Domestic abuse is not always physical. Learn about the other types of domestic abuse and how to recognise the signs and indicators.
Not sure where to start?
Feeling unsure where to start? Our Advisors will listen; help you make sense of your situation and talk through the options available. There is no pressure and no judgement.
What is
domestic
abuse?
Learn the types
