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Disability abuse: support for disabled people and their families

This page is for you if you are disabled and have experienced abuse, violence or trauma, including if you have a learning disability or are autistic. It is also for your family. You contact each organisation directly, using the details on its card.

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Across the UK

  • Disabled people

People with learning disabilities and autistic people who have experienced abuse, violence or trauma, and their families. Trauma-informed psychotherapy across the UK, and advocacy (including ISVA support) in London; many services are not free, and funding must be likely before a referral is accepted. Its domestic abuse service is not taking new referrals.

020 7383 0700

general contact number, not a helpline; hours not stated on its website; email too

Or use the referral or contact forms on its website

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Checked 7 Oct 2026

We checked each listing against the organisation’s own website on 7 October 2026. Services and opening hours can change, so check the organisation’s website too. You contact each organisation directly: we never ask for your story.

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