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Before you go any further, if you are seeking help as a victim of domestic violence, you may wish to ensure others don't know what you are doing so. Please follow the instructions here.

How we help professionals

Frontline workers and male victims of domestic violence

We regularly receive calls from professionals who, whilst having a knowledge of domestic violence, struggle when working with men who identify as victims. Our helpline is open to professionals and we welcome your enquiries with regard to any aspect of working with men who are experiencing domestic violence. 

The Men's Advice Line and frontline workers

We help frontlint workers who work directly or indirectly with male victims of domestic violence in the following ways:

1. We run a one-day training course for anyone who works/will work with male victims of domestic violence and abuse. More information about the training course, upcoming dates and costs here.
2. We have published a Toolkit on work with male victims of domestic violence, it includes research conducted via the Men's Advice Line, available here
3. We run a confidential, freephone number helpline with skilled and experienced helpline workers. Read about our service standards and download an evaluation report here
4. We have published a booklet for men experiencing domestic violence, you can download it in PDF format here

Publicity material

If you are looking for leaflets and posters for the Men's Advice Line please download and complete the order form below and email, fax or mail it to us:    

Men's Advice Line publicity material order form

You can also download our posters and leaflets in PDF format below:

Men's Advice Line A4 poster

Men's Advice Line postcard for men

Men's Advice Line leaflet for professionals

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