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Changes Bristol

Changes Bristol provide peer support groups in Bristol and online for anyone aged 18 or over, offering a safe and friendly space for people to share any worries they might have. They also run specific groups for marginalised communities.

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Citizens Advice

The Citizens Advice service helps people to resolve their problems. As the UK's largest advice provider they are equipped to deal with any issue, from anyone. Click below to visit their page on hate crime.

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Equality & Human Rights Commission

An independent statutory body established to help eliminate discrimination, reduce inequality, and protect human rights. Contains valuable information about your rights on many topics.

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Lighthouse Victim Care

Lighthouse is a team of staff from the police and victim support organisations, working together to guide, advise and support victims and witnesses.

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South West Advocacy Network

South West Advocacy Network are independent advocates. They can provide support in writing letters, preparing appeals and support at meetings.

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True Vision

True Vision is the official Police website for hate crime. They have a lot of detailed information on hate crime. You can use their website to report hate crime to your local force. You can also report internet hate crime to them.

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Black South West Network

BSWN are a Black-led racial justice charity organisation based in Bristol who support the development of dynamic, independent, and strong Black and Minoritised communities, businesses and organisations to flourish.

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AKT

Supporting LGBTQ+ young people aged 16-25 at risk of homelessness.

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AbilityNet

A free helpline offering computer support to disabled people, as well as disabled students’ assessments and workplace support.

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BDEF

We are an organisation of Disabled people, where all decisions are made by Disabled people.

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Disability Commission

The BDEC works with all people and groups in the city. All members of the commission are Disabled people, and only Disabled people can be members.

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WECIL

WECIL is an award winning, user led organisation supporting Disabled people to live the life they choose.

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