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Support organisations for Black and minoritised communities

This page is for you if you are Black or minoritised and have been affected by abuse, such as domestic abuse or forced marriage. Some organisations work only in certain areas or with certain communities, so check who each one helps. You contact each organisation directly, using the details on its card.

In danger now? Call 999. If you can’t speak, see how to get help silently. To contact the police when it isn’t an emergency, call 101.

Muslim Women’s Network Helpline (MWN Helpline)

A faith and culturally sensitive helpline and counselling service, run by Muslim Women’s Network UK. It is mainly for Muslim women and girls, but also supports women of other faiths or none, and men and boys. It helps with issues including domestic abuse, spiritual abuse, honour-based abuse, forced marriage, and rape and sexual violence, and counselling is available in Urdu, Punjabi, Mirpuri, Bengali and Arabic; there may be a waiting list.

Helpline

0800 999 5786

free from mobiles and landlines; Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm; or text 07415 206 936 (replies during opening hours); email too

Call Muslim Women’s Network Helpline (MWN Helpline)Website: MWN Helpline

Checked 7 Oct 2026

Sikh Women’s Aid

A ‘by and for’ service for Sikh Panjabi women and children affected by domestic, sexual or spiritual abuse, with a team of female advisers. It gives culturally sensitive advocacy, for example on safety, protection orders and housing, and free counselling for women and girls who have experienced domestic, sexual or spiritual abuse. Its helpline gives confidential support in Panjabi and English.

Helpline

0333 090 1220

Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm; leave a voicemail outside these hours

Or use the contact form on its website to ask for a call back at a safe time

Call Sikh Women’s AidWebsite: Sikh Women’s Aid

Checked 7 Oct 2026

Southall Black Sisters

England

Black and minoritised women of all ages, and their children, facing domestic or sexual abuse, forced marriage or so-called honour-based abuse. Anyone can call its helpline for free advice; ongoing casework is for women living in Ealing, Hounslow or Hillingdon, except forced marriage casework, which it does nationally. It does not support male victims but can refer them on.

Domestic Abuse Helpline

020 8571 0800

Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10am to 1pm; Tuesday and Thursday 1pm to 4pm; not a 24-hour service; leave a voicemail if the line is busy; email too

Call Southall Black SistersWebsite: Southall Black Sisters

Checked 7 Oct 2026

Survivors Voices

Online

Survivors of any kind of abuse, trauma or violence, as a child or as an adult. Survivor-led peer support groups, mostly on Zoom, including a general group, a group for Black and racially marginalised people (online or in person in south London) and a faith and abuse group; you join by invitation after a chat. It does not offer therapy or counselling.

Ask to join a group through the contact form on its website

Website: Survivors Voices

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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