Membership
Eligibility, categories, benefits and fees
Respect membership
Respect membership supports domestic abuse organisations primarily working with perpetrators, but also those supporting male victims and those working with young people's violence and abuse in close relationships. Members access affordable high-quality training, networking opportunities, expert support and resources.
Eligibility
Respect membership is open for organisations or individuals who either work in the domestic abuse field or have an interest in the work Respect does and agree to sign up to Respect's Principles.
Membership categories
There are two membership categories: Organisational and Individual.
Organisational members can be Full members or Associate:
Full organisational membership is for organisations offering domestic abuse services (to perpetrators, victims or young people)
Associate organisational membership is for organisations that don't offer domestic abuse services but have an interest in helping end domestic abuse and in the work Respect does.
Individual membership is for domestic abuse practitioners, including researchers.
Benefits of membership
Becoming a member of Respect gives you many benefits to develop your knowledge, improve your practice and be part of a network of organisations and individuals who want to end domestic abuse. All members are entitled to attend Respect's AGM and put themselves forward to become Trustees.
Full organisational membership benefits
- A monthly e-newsletter
- Discounted training and network events
- Access to expert advice sessions around accreditation, offered every week by Respect's lead Accreditation Assessor
- Policy consultations and sector surveys
- Access to Respect’s expertise on work with perpetrators, male victims and young people’s violence
- Exclusive website content with resources, briefing papers, research reports etc.
- Free job adverts placed on our monthly e-newsletter and promoted via our social media platforms
Additional benefits for Respect-Accredited full members
- 6-8 Practice Development Days every year
- Exclusive attendance to Respect Accredited Members’ meetings
Associate organisational membership benefits
- A monthly e-newsletter
- Discounted training and network events
- Exclusive website content with resources, briefing papers, research reports etc.
Individual membership benefits
- A monthly e-newsletter
- Discounted training and network events
- Policy consultations and sector surveys
- Bookable weekly support sessions with a Respect staff member
- Exclusive website content with resources, briefing papers, research reports etc.
Membership fees
Full organisation membership fees
Your annual membership fee is based on the turnover of your organisation and your preferred method of payment.
Direct Debit payment for income up to: £100K £250K £500K £1m £5m
Manual payment for income up to:
- £100K - fee £163
- £250K - fee £216
- £500K - fee £349
- £1m - fee £451
- £5m - fee £551
Manual payment for income above £5m - fee £1377
Please note that if you are a Local Authority that wishes to become a Respect member, our standard rate for Local Authorities is at the 'above £5m bracket' (£1252 via direct debit/credit card or £1,377 for manual payment).
This is because we take into account the entire organisation's income, not the budget of a service within an organisation.
Associate organisational membership fees
Your annual membership fee is based on the turnover of your organisation and your method of payment. Choose your turnover below to join.
Direct debit payment for income up to: £100K £250K £500K£1m £5m
Manual payment for income up to:
- £100K - fee £163
- £250K - fee £216
- £500K - fee £349
- £1m - fee £451
- £5m - fee £551
Manual payment for income above £5m - fee £1377
Individual membership fee
Your annual membership fee is a standard rate and is based on your payment method
- Direct debit payment: £120
- Manual payment: £132