Here is a list of national support services available to support people across the UK.
National Centre for Domestic Violence
Provides a free, fast emergency injunction service to survivors of domestic abuse regardless of their financial circumstances.
AVA
AVA provides a range of services to organisations and agencies working in the voluntary and statutory sector as well as to individual practitioners. There is information on the website for friends and family worried about someone who is experiencing domestic abuse.
Action on Elder Abuse
Works to challenge and prevent the abuse of older people.
Childline
For information and advice for children and young people.
Forced Marriage Unit
Provides help and advice for people who are worried they may be forced into marriage and for people who are worried about friends or relatives.
Galop
Charity tackling homophobia, transphobia, biphobia and other forms of anti-LGBT hate crimes.
Housing Solutions
Offering advice and assistance to those threatened with homelessness within 28 days.
Karma Nirvana
Supporting those experiencing honour-based violence and forced marriages.
Mankind Initiative
Helping male victims of domestic abuse.
Men's Advice Line
Helping male victims of domestic abuse.
Refuge
The national charity for women and children experiencing domestic violence.
Website: refuge.org.uk
Respect
For people who are worried about their own abusive behaviour or for professionals or others looking for help for an abuser.
Rights of Women
Legal advice for women experiencing domestic abuse.
The Hideout
Online support and information for children and young people to help them understand domestic abuse and violence and how to see help.
Victim Support
Provides follow-up support and advice people experiencing domestic abuse.
Victim Care
Provides follow-up support and advice people experiencing domestic abuse.
Women's Aid
For women who experience domestic abuse.
Website: www.womensaid.org.uk