Galop (LGBT+ Abuse and Violence Survivors Support)

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Established in the early 1980s Galop provides advocacy and casework support for LGBT+ people who have experience abuse and violence. Advocates and caseworkers work with clients, based on what each individual person needs. Their advocacy service specialises in supporting LGBT+ victims and survivors of domestic abuse, hate crime, sexual violence, and other forms of abuse including honour-based violence, forced marriage, and so-called conversion therapies. They are a service run by LGBT+ people, for LGBT+ people, and the needs of the LGBT+ community.

The offer a wide range of support to LGBT+ victims/survivors:

  • Advice and support to help you and others to be safer

  • Advice on your rights and options

  • Ongoing emotional support

  • Urgent help, including medical support, even if you’re not sure about talking to the police

  • Assistance and advocacy around navigating the criminal justice system

  • Information on safety and emergency housing options

  • Referrals or signposting to specialist or local LGBT+ services and organisations

Translation services are available to those who do not have English as a first language, and they can access a BSL interpreter if you are Deaf / have a hearing impairment.

Additionally, they offer community support and support for children and young people. They also operate a helpline via phone, email and webchat. The helpline can provide a safe, confidential listening and information service to any LGBT+ person aged 13+. Their LGBT+ Helpline Advisors are trained and experienced in supporting with different types of abuse and violence, including:

  • Domestic Abuse

  • Hate Crime

  • Sexual Abuse, Rape and Violence

  • Conversion Therapy

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