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Welcome to our Hate Crime Website. Disability Hate Crime is a serious issue and can be upsetting, but we have made this website easy to use to help people understand about Hate Crime and how to report it to sort it!
Click on members of the A Team to navigate to other pages. They will stay with you throughout the entire journey.

Watch me! And remember, Change will help you through hate crime. Together we can make a difference.

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Race Hate Crime

Abuse against someone because of their race or religion.

Disability Hate Crime

Abuse against someone because they are a disabled person.

Sexuality Hate Crime

Abuse against Lesbian, Gay or Bisexual people.

Have you been a victim of one of these? If so, there are many ways you can get help. There are many people such as CHANGE working together 24/7 around the clock to raise awareness of hate crime and support victims.

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Out in the Community

Bullied when we go to the shops or walking around town.

Family

Bullied by members of our own family in our home.

Travel

Bullied when travelling on a bus or a train.

Cyber Bullying

Horrible things about us on a computer or mobile phone.

School

Bullying happens in school and college.

Work

Bullied at work by people we work with.

"My neighbours started shouting at me as I left the house and put rubbish outside my door."

"I felt frightened and asked them to stop, but they wouldn't."

"I phoned the Council and an officer came to my house. It was anti-social behaviour and a hate crime."

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To report a hate crime...

You must remember as many details as possible including: What happened, gender, height, gender, eye colour and hair colour.

What to do

Write down everything you remember of the incident and what they look like.

Where to go

You can go to your local Council, Police Station or search 'report hate crime' online.

Who to call

In an emergency call 999. If it is not an emergency, call 101.

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Training

For professionals, schools & colleges & disabled people's user groups.

Resources

For health and social care to work inclusively with people who have learning disabilities.

The A Team Blog

Equal rights for people with learning disabilities about hate crime.

Be a Power Changer

Anyone can become a Power Changer!

Pride

Someone who agrees that bullying disabled people is wrong and should be stopped.

Respect

Agrees that disabled people should be respected.

Speak Out

Someone who speaks out about isability hate crime and equal human rights.

Support

Offering advice to victims and encourages them to ask for help.

Pride

Disabled people are strong, beautiful and handsome with a lot to offer communities.