Findaway

Football can bring people together, but it can also increase the risk for victim/survivors of domestic abuse.

If you're a friend or family members and you're worried about someone else's relationship, you don't need all the answers, but your response matters. Here are the ways you can support them safely:

⚽Recognise that match days increase fear and risk for victims
⚽Consider any support they may need and what feels safe for them
⚽Keep in contact and offer consistent, non-judgmental support
⚽Offer a safe place to stay if needed

If you're worried that someone you know is being abused in their relationship and don't know what to do, call our anonymous phoneline for advice and support on 0300 140 0061.

📞0300 140 0061
📧[email protected]
🌐www.wefindaway.org.uk

For many football is a time of excitement and celebration. However, for women in abusive relationships, match days can bring fear and uncertainty.

If you're worried that someone you know is being abused in their relationship and don't know what to do, call our anonymous phoneline for advice and support on 0300 140 0061.

📞0300 140 0061
📧[email protected]
🌐www.wefindaway.org.uk

When England play, win or lose, domestic abuse reports increase by 26%

For family and friends, this is the moment to check in, speak up and if something doesn't feel right, trust your gut.

If you're worried that someone you know is being abused in their relationship and don't know what to do, call our anonymous phoneline for advice and support on 0300 140 0061.

📞0300 140 0061
📧[email protected]
🌐www.wefindaway.org.uk

🌈Fantastic weekend at the Summer of Pride: The Bridges Takeover 🌈

We're grateful to have joined a powerful event celebrating community, visibility and solidarity.

Throughout the day, we asked people in Sunderland "Domestic abuse looks the same in all relationships - agree or disagree?" Thank you to everyone who engaged with us, and shared your thoughts

Raising awareness starts with talking about it 💜

🌈What a brilliant day at Summer of Pride: The Galleries take over🌈

Thank you to everyone who came over to say hello, take a flyer and learn more about the support available for anybody impacted by domestic abuse.

We're proud to support and celebrate our local LGBTQ+ community 🌈

Thank you to OUT North East for inviting us to such a fantastic event

📍Next up, you can find us this Saturday at The Bridges, we'd love to see you there!

If you're worried that someone you know is being abused in their relationship and don't know what to do, call our anonymous phoneline for advice and support on 0300 140 0061.

📞0300 140 0061
📧[email protected]
🌐www.wefindaway.org.uk

Worried someone you care about is in an abusive relationship? Here's the signs to look out for:

🚩Stops calling or replying normally
🚩Cancels plans repeatedly
🚩Needs permission for ordinary things
🚩Seems anxious about upsetting their partner

If something doesn't feel right, trust your gut. Ignoring the signs can leave someone feeling more alone.

If you're worried that someone you know is being abused in their relationship and don't know what to do, call our anonymous phoneline for advice and support on 0300 140 0061.

📞0300 140 0061
📧[email protected]
🌐www.wefindaway.org.uk

📢Worried about someone you care about? Save this number. 0300 140 0061📢

Our anonymous phoneline is here to provide practical options and support to family and friends who are concerned about a loved one’s relationship. You don’t need all the answers, just being there and knowing where to turn can make a real difference.

If you're worried that someone you know is being abused in their relationship and don't know what to do, call our anonymous phoneline for advice and support on 0300 140 0061.

📞0300 140 0061
📧[email protected]
🌐www.wefindaway.org.uk

Supporting someone in an abusive relationship can feel complicated. You may feel emotionally overwhelmed and may not understand their choices. This can impact your everyday life, too.

If you’re worried that someone you know is being abused in their relationship and you don’t know what to do, call our anonymous phoneline for advice and support on 0300 140 0061.

📞0300 140 0061
📧[email protected]
🌐www.wefindaway.org.uk

🚨Free resources available🚨

Worried about someone else’s relationship but not sure how to help? You’re not alone and support starts with understanding.

Download our free toolkit to learn how you can offer support:
👉 https://www.wefindaway.org.uk/how-can-i-help

If you're worried that someone you know is being abused in their relationship and don't know what to do, call our anonymous phoneline for advice and support on 0300 140 0061.

📞0300 140 0061
📧[email protected]
🌐www.wefindaway.org.uk