We’re recruiting to the post of Domestic Abuse Partnership Caseworker. The Caseworker will provide emotional and practical support to, and advocacy on behalf of, adult LGBT people affected by domestic abuse, or at high risk of repeated domestic abuse.
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Should I Report?
Hate crime can include verbal or written abuse, harassment and assault. We know all homophobia, biphobia and transphobia is wrong and any information you have could help prevent more. Even if you don’t want to go to the police yourself, we can liaise with them and you can remain anonymous. Read Jonnie’s story ...
I’m being harassed
Regular and sustained harassment can take the form of physical, verbal or written abuse, either in person or behind your back. It can be an exhausting, isolating and scary experience, but we can give you support and advice as well as help you find ways to deal with the harassment. Read Michelle’s story ...
Abuse At Home
Abuse from family, partners, and ex-partners does happen in our communities. Galop is a safe space to talk and think about what you want away from pressure at home. We can help you to explore your options, plan to make you safer, look for safe housing and speak with the police. Read Sol’s story ...
I’m having problems with the police
The police have made huge leaps forward, but things don’t always go the way they should. Galop can help to put problems right with the police. We can give advice and information on your options or make a formal complaint on your behalf if you’re unhappy about something they’ve done. Read Yolanda’s story ...
I have questions about the criminal justice system
Galop can help you if you have questions about criminal convictions or are concerned about Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) checks. We can also support you if you have to go to court as a victim or witness, and we can even make a criminal injuries compensation claim on your behalf. Read Malcolm’s story ...
I’ve Experienced Sexual Abuse
Galop provides a free confidential, independent service to lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer identified people who have experienced sexual violence, however or whenever it happened. We offer in-depth advocacy, listening and support in an informed, non-judgemental and actively trans-inclusive way as you come to terms with what you have experienced. Read Tania’s story ...
I’ve Been Arrested Or Cautioned
Being arrested or cautioned can be upsetting and confusing. If it is linked to your identity it can make finding information or assistance harder. Galop can give you advice and support if you have been warned, caution or arrested and help you to make informed decisions about the process and implications. Read Robert’s story ...

Raise money for Galop with Waitrose!
During the whole of April you can help us raise money by shopping in the Highbury Corner Waitrose store, close to Highbury & Islington underground station.

Operation Nutmeg
We’ve been approached by a number of men who have been asked by the police asking for a DNA sample, under Operation Nutmeg. Has this happened to you? We’ve helped numerous men to refuse to give their DNA, so we may be able to help you.

Trans Privacy Not Jail
We’re shocked and upset to hear about a young trans man who now has the label of sex offender because he didn’t disclose his gender history. If you are too, please sign the Scottish Transgender Alliance e-petition

Vote for Galop!
We’ve been nominated for Charity or Community Organisation of the year in the 2013 G3 Readers Awards. Please vote for us here: http://www.outg3awards.co.uk/g3-voting-form.html! The Awards take place on 27 April so you’ve only got a short while left to get voting!

Disregarding Offences
We’re delighted that The Campaign For Homosexual Equality have supported Galop financially to help us produce our new resource assisting gay and bi men to delete cautions and convictions for consensual sexual offences.
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