Free online training on male victims of domestic abuse for Wales-based Frontline Workers

6 January 2021
Respect won the Welsh Government contract to deliver training for practitioners working with male victims/survivors

Emergency accommodation for London's male victims fleeing domestic abuse

25 August 2020

Male victims of domestic abuse in the Greater London area fleeing their abuser, can now access emergency accommodation. 

How can we benefit from re-thinking masculinities?

18 August 2020
In Conversation with The Barbican, Masculinities: Liberation through Photography

Ippo Panteloudakis discusses male victims from Black and minoritised communities with HOPE Training

13 August 2020

Last Friday, HOPE Training invited Respect back to join their talk on Male Victims from Black, African, Asian and other Minoritised Ethnic Heritage communities. Ippo Panteloudakis, Respect’s Head of Services, shared insight from the Men’s Advice Line on ethnically minoritised male victims of domestic abuse.  

Men's Advice Line Launch Campaign Theme 1

1 July 2020
Encouraging male victims of domestic abuse to #TalkItOver

Men's Advice Line increasing support hours

24 May 2020
We're making it easier to #Talkitover

Men's Advice Line joins Safe Spaces scheme

1 May 2020
​Male victims of domestic abuse can access support services at Boots pharmacies
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