You have the right to certain things as a human being. For example, the right not to be treated cruelly, and the right to freedom. Nobody should deny you, or anyone else these basic rights. Relationships Issues
This website is about relationships. You don't have to be in a relationship to access this site, but here we are talking about those you have with a boyfriend/girlfriend.
When we get involved in a relationship, it can be difficult to decide whether someone is behaving in a healthy, respectful way. Sometimes It can be hard to realise and admit that someone's behaviour is disrespectful or unhealthy. This site can help you think about these issues and give you information to help you make decisions. Remember, you deserve respect!
If you are a teenager and are worried about your relationship then try to talk to someone you trust about what you are experiencing. There are also helplines available if you need to talk to someone about what is going on.
Call Childline free from landlines and most mobiles on 0800 11 11 to speak to someone about any relationship difficulties you or someone you know is having with their partner.
You can call the National Domestic Violence Helpline run by Women's Aid and Refuge free from landlines and most mobiles if Domestic Violence is happening at home on 0808 2000 247.
If you are a young person living in Nottinghamshire experiencing violence or abuse from your partner call Women's Aid free from landlines and most mobiles on 0808 800 0340.
If you are male and over 16 and experiencing violence or abuse in your relationship call the Mens Advice Line free from landlines and from most mobiles on 0808 801 0327. They are open Monday Tuesday Wednesday 10am-1pm and 2pm-5pm.
Both of these numbers are good to use whether you are in a same sex (lesbian, gay, bisexual) relationship or heterosexual (straight) relationship.
Remember if you are in danger from your partner you can call the police on 999.
