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How Can We Help Male Victims Of Domestic Violence?

Are you a victim of domestic violence? If you're not quite sure who to turn to, here are a few resources where you can find support. These resources will suit you well if you are male. If you can`t find your Country in the list below, please ask us, and we will help you to find a resource for you.


The following list includes a small sampling of examples of domestic violence against men. Domestic abuse includes not only physical violence, but verbal, emotional, and financial violence as well.

Get help from a male-friendly domestic abuse support center if your partner:

  • Kicks, punches, slaps, or bites you (often, but not always, women target a man's groin)

  • Threatens you with weapons like knives, guns, baseball bats, irons

  • Purposely scalds or burns you

  • Throws objects at you

  • Commits violence against your children or pets

  • Violates court visitation orders by willfully stopping you from seeing your children

  • Verbally humiliates you in public or private

  • Constantly ridicules and makes fun of you

  • Calls you names and berates your self-worth

  • Blames your for her own failures

  • Destroys your personal items

  • Turns your children against you (parental alienation)

  • Threatens to ruin you financially if you leave her

  • Isolates you from family members or family functions, if your family is nearby


You are not weak. You are not to blame. You are not alone.





https://mensadviceline.org.uk


https://refuge.org.uk/get-help-now/help-for-men/


https://wa.gov.au/service/community-services/community-support/mens-domestic-violence-helpline


https://thehotline.org/resources/men-can-be-victims-of-abuse-too/


https://menandfamilies.org/canada-trauma/


https://mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/adult-health/in-depth/domestic-violence-against-men/art-20045149


safeireland.ie/get-help/information-for-male-victims/






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