Hello! Awhile back I had added a list of resources specific to male survivors in the sidebar. Today I updated the list to include additional resources I discovered in Canada, the US, and the UK for male survivors. I added these to the sub wiki as well. It has come to my attention that some users were unable to see the wiki, so I updated the settings on that and it should be visible now. My apologies; I am not the best with tech. I am copying and pasting the resource list below.

If you know of additional resources not on this list, please let me know and I will add them.

• 1 in 6 is an organization dedicated specifically to helping men and boys who have survived sexual violence. They have a 24/7 chat helpline, educational resources, and weekly chat-based online support groups with a trained facilitator.
• Male Survivor is also an organization for male sexual violence survivors. They are similar to 1 in 6 and have in-person support groups as well. If you are a male survivor located in the U.S., Male Survivor has a comprehensive directory of therapists who work with male sexual abuse survivors.
• SurvivorsUK is for men in the UK who have experienced sexual violence. All of their resources are arranged by age of survivor. They also offer referrals to ISVAs (Independent Sexual Violence Advisors) which are legal advocates who help male survivors navigate the criminal and civil justice systems.
• The Mayo Clinic offers a comprehensive safety planning guide for male domestic violence survivors.
• Mankind UK offers a confidential helpline for UK male victim/survivors of domestic abuse, available weekdays from 10am-4pm at 01823 334244, as well as extensive resources via their website, including a directory of services for male survivors in the UK.
• Men's Advice Line UK also offers a helpline for male victim/survivors of domestic abuse. They can be reached at Freephone 0808 8010327, and also offer many website resources, including a resource hub specifically for men.
• The Canadian Centre for Male Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse offers information about local Canadian support services for male survivors, as well as treatment information.
• The Family Place in Texas was one of the first domestic violence shelters for men in the US and continues to provide services for men.
• Domestic Shelters.org offers an extensive resource/safety planning guide for male domestic abuse survivors.