Support and advice for those going through a divorce with topics including legal, financial, wellbeing and moving on.
Provides relationship support and counselling services in face-to-face sessions, by phone or by webcam.
Offers information and support on sexual health issues including contraception and sexually transmitted infections, advice on non-directive pregnancy choices and post-pregnancy counselling.
Provides various information on sexual health, risk and possible STI symptoms. You can also type your postcode in to locate your nearest test clinic.
Resolve family issues, such as your children’s care and splitting property and finance, through open discussion with an accredited mediator.
Confidential, 24/7 support and information for anyone experiencing domestic or sexual violence and abuse.
Supports those who have been affected by fatal domestic abuse with advocacy during criminal justice proceedings. They also provide emotional, practical and specialist peer support.
The Metropolitan Police provide a number, an emergency SMS service and locations of your nearest police station to provide advice and support for reporting domestic abuse.
Information and advice on what to do if you are being bullied online.
Supporting parents who are going through a breakup to stay involved in the lives of their children through a national helpline and online and local meetings.
Groups across the UK that connect women who are interested in everything and talk about anything. They also host activities, debates and conversations.
Information about joint accounts, how to open one, the pros and cons of having one and advice on what to do if things go wrong.
Advice on what to do if your child arrangements aren’t working after divorce or separation. Includes guidance on speaking with your ex-partner, mediation, and going to court.
Guidance on making child arrangements after a relationship ends. Includes advice on keeping in touch and getting help with your child arrangements.
Information and advice on a wide range of sexual health topics including a free, anonymous online symptom checker.
Advice and information on where you can get help for your child during or after divorce or separation.
Practical and emotional support for non-resident parents and grandparents to maintain a constructive and beneficial relationship with their children/grandchildren after parental separation.
LGBTQ+ health and wellbeing charity providing information, resources and forums about a range topics, from sexual wellbeing and gender identity to mental health.
Offers information, advice and support online nationally for lgbtq+ young people aged 16-25 in the uk who are experiencing homelessness or living in a hostile or abusive environment.
Sex guides for anal sex, vaginal sex and oral sex from the LGBT foundation
Sex guides for anal sex, vaginal sex and oral sex from the LGBT foundation
Guide to safer sex.
Safety guides for women experiencing online and digital abuse. Women’s Aid also provides live chat, email and online forum support for all matters relating to domestic abuse, including digital abuse.
Provides online divorce service including a managed divorce process.
Provides assistance in removing harmful and abusive content from online platforms and offers mediation services between individuals and social media sites.
Supports Black and minoritised victims and survivors of female genital mutilation, forced marriage, honour-based violence, trafficking, hate crime, domestic violence and modern slavery.
A helpline offering confidential support, help and advice to those experiencing or at risk of honour-based abuse, regardless of age, culture, sexuality or gender.
Outreach support, resettlement, refuge and safe house services for black, Asian, minority ethnic and migrant victims of female genital mutilation, domestic abuse, sexual violence and human trafficking
An app and website for couples planning a wedding, with lists of providers and venues, and an integrated guestlist, checklist, and budget planner.
The Between Us app is designed to get to the root of relationship issues. It is based on techniques used in couple therapy programmes.
Dating app where women have 24hours to make the first move with matches.
Speed dating company offering online speed dating while venues are closed.
Personality test based dating site which matches you with nearby singles.
Online dating site aimed exclusively at over 50s.
Information and short videos about how to stay safe when dating online. Includes advice on topics from setting up your profile to meeting another person.
A group to share stories and experiences, support each other and speak to others who really understand through their own experiences.
You can say no at any time. Any sort of sexual activity without consent is illegal whatever the age of the people involved and whatever their relationship.
You can find a qualified sex therapist near you or online.
Provides guidance if you are thinking about or in an open relationship.
Explains six ways to help survive and maintain a long distance relationship.
Free monthly wedding planning checklist to help prepare for the big day.
Information and guidance on what to do if you are having marriage doubts.
Find a wide range of information and support on gender identity and gender dysphoria.
A large disabled dating agency operating across the UK.
This article provides information on how your past can impact your dating life and how to overcome it.
Advice on how to let go and move on after a relationship ending.
Provides information on a few things that you can think about in order to make the transition for your pet an easier one and how pet ownership can be decided.
Find refuge through the Women’s Aid directory.
Clare’s Law gives any member of the public the right to ask the police if their partner may pose a risk to them. Concerned close friends or family members can also make enquiries.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland empowers men and women who are potential victims of domestic abuse and / or their concerned friends and family, with the right to ask about the new partner.
The Disclosure Scheme for Domestic Abuse Scotland (DSDAS) aims to prevent domestic abuse by giving people the right to ask about the background of their partner.
Today I’m still working on getting my life back after escaping from a highly toxic and psychologically abusive relationship. There is a whole load of childhood and cultural issues intertwined.
Firstly, you need to become aware of what is really going on which is difficult because no-one may have a clue what is happening to you. Your life may look picture perfect when in fact you are dying inside.
This is why getting yourself into therapy is vital. The therapist will not tell you what’s wrong but will facilitate you to empower yourself with the truth because the answers are already inside you.
I had a phone consultation with my therapist first, to make sure I was happy to work with her. She helped me resolve many of my original core issues which lead me into the type of abusive relationship I ended up in. Unhelpful patterns of thinking and behaviour are addressed in order for you to take control and change your life script so you can live a better quality of life.
If you’re in a toxic relationship you doubt your whole sense of self and perception of reality. It’s a very scary place to be and I reached a point of feeling suicidal. No-one should yell at you or intimidate you or corner you into isolation. No-one has a right to do that to you.
Webcam Counselling is just like having face-to-face counselling except you talk to a trained counsellor online using a secure video link (similar to Skype or FaceTime).
Helps you understand your relationship dynamic and what you can do if it’s not as healthy as it should be. Designed for under 25s but can be helpful for over 25s too.
Free relationship helpline for parents and families for topics including family disputes, partner conflict or parenting a teenager.
A network of free to attend antenatal groups linked up by social media. They connect pregnant women together to share stories, expertise and positivity about childbirth.
Short videos designed to help people recognise small conflicts in their life and make some easy changes leading to happier outcomes for themselves and their children. #SeeItDifferently.
Sometimes relationships are the source of our problems and unhappiness. When you feel like this the relationship helpline from The Spark is here to help.
Provides women experiencing abuse with open and free multi-lingual resources on online safety, mental wellbeing, law and finance.
Find advice on how to protect yourself from romance scammers and identify which tactics dating scammers might use to lure you in.