Help for Men
IF YOU’RE IN IMMEDIATE DANGER CALL 999
I’m not in danger but need help and advice
If you’re a man experiencing domestic abuse
Call the local domestic abuse helpline for men on 0115 960 5556, run by Equation.
- For men aged 18 or over living in Nottinghamshire County
- For men aged 16 or over living in Nottingham City
- Available Monday – Friday 9.30am-4.30pm
- 24-hour confidential answerphone service
- Talk privately about your situation
- Find out what your options are
- Receive guidance and support
Learn more about Equation’s Service for Men here ->
If you’re a man living outside of Nottinghamshire, call the domestic abuse helpline operated by Men’s Advice Line on 0808 801 0327
- For all men experiencing domestic abuse
- Available Monday – Friday from 9am-5pm
- Free from landlines and most mobiles
- Talk confidentially about your situation
- Find out what your options are
If you’re hurting your partner or being abusive
Call Respect on 0808 802 4040
Is it Abuse?
Learn more about Domestic Abuse
Worried about Someone Else?
0115 960 5556
Call Equation’s domestic abuse helpline if you’re a man in Nottingham or Nottinghamshire
0808 801 0327
Call the Men’s Advice Line if you’re a man living outside of Nottinghamshire
0808 802 4040
Call Respect if you’re hurting your partner or being abusive
"Made me aware that what was happening was reality and wasn't me imagining it and that it happens to others and that it does have an impact."
“I was able to take back control of my life having received support from Equation. I feel more independent and for once in a very long time I feel more in control. Talking to you gave me a safe space.”
"Helped to realise that it's more common to effect men than I first thought and that I wasn't alone, that there isn't something wrong with me and that it wasn't my fault."
I believe that all people deserve fair, equal relationships and that nobody should live with domestic violence. Equation do amazing work in our local area to move towards this as well as vital work supporting all survivors of domestic violence.
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