WHERE TO GO IF YOU'VE WITNESSED RACIAL ABUSE

WHERE TO GET HELP IF YOU'VE BEEN RACIALLY ABUSED

If you’ve been a victim of racial abuse in the first instance you will need to contact the police. If you feel in danger or threatened dial 999. If the abuse has happened call Suffolk Constabulary on 101

If you’ve witnessed racial abuse in the first instance you will need to contact the police. If you feel the individual being abused is in danger or being threatened dial 999. If the abuse has happened call Suffolk Constabulary on 101. Try and be as specific as you can with details as possible. supply any evidence you can with your statement. DO NOT engage in any violence or criminal activity in retaliation

THE PHOEBE CENTRE

P.H.O.E.B.E is an Ipswich-based registered charity that offers specialist advice, information, casework, advocacy and support and counselling services to black and ethnic minority women and children.

P.H.O.E.B.E (Promotion of Health, Opportunity, Equality, Benevolence and Empowerment) promotes greater a greater number of black and ethnic minority women and children to receive domestic abuse support and counselling services across Suffolk.

https://phoebecentre.org.uk

KARIBU

AFRICAN WOMEN’S SUPPORT GROUP

Karibu provides information, advice, help, support and counselling services to African and minority ethnic women and their families in Ipswich and Suffolk in general. It aims to promote awareness of ethnic, cultural and religious diversity within statutory and voluntary organisations and the larger community. Karibu is governed by a Board of Trustees.

https://karibuawsg.com

WHAT BSE4BL WON'T DO

BSE4BL will not act as vigilantes for cases of racial abuse. Our main aims are to educate and raise awareness of Black lives in and around Suffolk. We do not feel the name and shame tactics fight racism effectively. Because of this it will be at the groups discretion what causes we choose to get involved with. Please feel free to email us with any questions