Greater Manchester Domestic Abuse Helpline

About

Independent choices provides the Domestic Abuse Helpline for Greater Manchester. The Helpline is confidential and you do not have to give your name.

The Domestic Abuse Helpline is a safe space for you to talk through what is going on at the moment and give you the options that are available to you. If you are in immediate danger please call the police on 999.

What services we provide?

We can provide you with emotional support, practical information, and discuss any options that are available based on your specific circumstances.

Additionally, we can put you in touch with other agencies or organisations who can specifically help you with the particular issues that you are facing. We can also help in finding somewhere to stay in an emergency, such as refuge.

Who we can help?

The Domestic Abuse Helpline is for anyone experiencing, or who has experienced domestic abuse in any form. The helpline may also be accessed by professionals, friends, family or anyone seeking to support those who are experiencing domestic abuse.

Anyone can experience domestic abuse regardless of race, ethnic or religious group, class, disability or lifestyle. It can also take place in lesbian, gay, bi-sexual and transgender relationships and can involve other family members.

Who answers the helpline calls?

The helpline is answered by fully trained and experienced staff and volunteers who will listen to your needs and respond to what you are looking for in a sensitive and supportive manner.