Domestic and sexual violence

Helpline and email support service for men experiencing or recovering from domestic abuse. AMIS also supports family, friends and professionals supporting men (and their children) experiencing domestic abuse.

Tel: 03300 949 395 (9am-4pm Monday to Friday)
Email: support@amis.org.uk
Website: www.abusedmeninscotland.org

For general enquiries Tel: 0131 447 7449 or email contact@amis.org.uk

Provides a range of services including information, support and temporary refuge to women, young people and children who are experiencing domestic abuse.

Tel: 01382 207999
Helpline: 0800 027 1234 (24 hours) 
Supportline: 01382 207099

Website: dundeewomensaid.co.uk
Email support: support@dundeewomensaid.co.uk
General enquiries: info@dundeewomensaid.co.uk

Dundee Womens Aid - MIA (Multi Agency Independent Advocacy) Service 
Provides a crisis intervention service and will help women and their family to minimise future risks of harm from domestic abuse.
They will ensure that when you exit this service, you can continue to be supported by relevant agencies.

Tel: 01382 596100
Email: info@miadundee.co.uk
Website: dundeewomensaid advocacy

For information and support visit our website: www.dvawp.co.uk

We provide help for domestic violence perpetrators. You can talk to us in confidence about your violence and domestic abuse. A friendly Helpline Advisor will listen to you without judgement and give you honest advice.

Freephone: 0808 8024040
Email: info@respectphoneline.org.uk
Website: Respectphoneline

Men's Advice Line Information Hub
Offers a range of services available for men who have been affected by domestic abuse that support you to receive emotional and practical help, understand your rights and options and safely leave an abusive relationship.

Freephone helpline: 0800 8010327

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

Helpline: 0800 808 1170 (Monday-Friday 10-4pm)
Website: Mankind.org.uk

The NHS Scotland sexual assault self-referral phone service can help to arrange care for you in the days following a rape or sexual assault. The service may be able to arrange for you to have a forensic medical examination (FME) at a SARCS without making a report to the police.

Tel: 0800 148 88 88 (freephone 24/7)
Website: NHSSexualassualtselfreferralservice

Support for women of all ages.

Tel: 01382 201 291
Email: support@wrasac.org.uk
Website:www.wrasac.org.uk

A national helpline with support and information for anyone affected by sexual violence open daily from 5pm – midnight, 365 days a year.

We have a National Advocacy Project to support anyone thinking of reporting or engaged in the system to navigate the justice process from start to finish. 
Get in touch any day between 5pm – midnight.

Tel: 08088 01 03 02
Text: 07537 410 027
Email: support@rapecrisisscotland.org.uk
Website: rapecrisisscotland.org.uk 

Telephone and video counselling for male survivors above the age of 18 of childhood sexual abuse.
Glasgow based but welcomes any in Scotland to access services.

Self referral via their website: www.speakoutscotland.org
Email: info@speakoutscotland.org

Provision of support from trained counsellors for men who have experienced rape and sexual abuse. They also offer support for men 13-18 years. Men can contact via text, online webchat, or WhatsApp. Our website also provides a range of information on coping with the experience and how to get help.

Tel: 020 3322 1860 (Mon – Fri 09:30-17:00)
Website: www.survivorsuk.org
Helpline Web Chat Monday: Sunday 12:00 – 20:00 (02035983898)
Men can also self-refer for counselling by contacting: help@survivorsuk.org