Stop Hate UK is a national charity that provides independent and confidential support to people affected by Hate Crime.

Hate Crimes happen because of hostility, prejudice or hatred of disability, gender identity, race, religion or belief, and sexual orientation.

They include things like name calling and verbal abuse, bullying and harassment, spitting and physical attacks, damage to property, graffiti, and written notes, emails and text messages.

If you or anyone you know has experienced a Hate Crime, please report it. Stop Hate UK are here 24 hours a day.

For further information visit the website or download more information here

The SUIT project is a charity based organisation that is run and host by the Wolverhampton Voluntary Sector Council (WVSC). This allows the project to be completely independent to drug treatment providers, but close enough to be able to influence and impact on the way that drug treatment is delivered in the city.

SUIT have been running now for over three years, and has grown from 2 staff members & one volunteer, to 3 staff and 10 volunteers with a vast array of work that not only shows off recovering drug users talents, but also helps to educate many people and organisations about some of the dangers of substance misuse and the difficulties that people face in overcoming them.

SUIT are commissioned to take on volunteers who are currently receiving drug treatment, who have received drug treatment in the last 6 months, or those who are looking to access treatment – all this within the realms of Wolverhampton.

SUIT primarily work with those individuals who use/d Heroin or Crack Cocaine, however due the ever changing face of addiction SUIT do have some flexibility with this, and they never refuse to offer help and advice to anyone who needs help.

The team consists of a full time drug service user involvement officer, a part time administrator, a part time project worker and 10 volunteers. All of whom bar one, have suffered from addiction.

The team works on a number of tasks and activities at any given time. The types of work shows the dynamic approach SUIT has towards substance misuse and recovery.

For further information please click here for the SUIT website

Wolverhampton Domestic Violence Forum (WDVF) brings together a range of agencies providing services and support to women and families experiencing domestic violence and abuse.

WDVF leads on the development of the City's Domestic Violence Strategy. WDVF has approximately 50 member organisations and provides forum meetings, training events and participates in promotional activities on a local and citywide level.

WDVF also provides an independent service to victims of domestic violence pursuing a case through the civil or criminal justice process. Our independent advocate is based at the Forum and the domestic abuse unit at Bilston Street Police Station.

The vision of Wolverhampton Domestic Violence Forum is to stop domestic violence and abuse in the City of Wolverhampton. For further information please visit Wolverhampton Domestic Violence Forum website, you can also download the Wolverhampton Domestic Violence Strategy 2008-2011 by clicking here.

Wolverhampton YMCA is a Christian Charity working with people, especially the young, regardless of faith, race, ability, or gender. We are affiliated to the International YMCA movement, but we are an independent local Charity with our own Board of Trustees generating all of our own resources.

Wolverhampton YMCA has existed since the early part of the last century in various locations, but was re-established in 1987. Wolverhampton YMCA wants people to be the best they can be in mind, body and spirit because we have a passion to build strong people, strong families, strong communities

For further information on the YMCA please click here or visit their website.