We’ve rounded up some useful signposts to specialist organisations we trust, and a list of ways you can help Good Night Out to thrive!
We also need your help to ensure that our accredited premises uphold their commitment. If you’ve had a good or bad experience at any venue or event, we’d like to know about it. Fill out the form below to let us know.
Confidential 24/7 Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Line for anyone aged 16+ in England & Wales who has been affected by rape, child sexual abuse, sexual assault, sexual harassment or any other form of sexual violence
Short-term, crisis and initial support for people of all genders living in Scotland aged 13+ who have been affected by sexual violence.
24/7 helpline providing help and advice for those experiencing or know someone experiencing sexual violence in Wales
SARCs are based across the UK and provide emotional, practical and medical support to anyone who has experienced sexual abuse
Signposting local support services in your area in the UK or Ireland
Advice and assistance about any type of discrimination at work
Support for those working in hospitality facing any kind of difficulties
UK LGBT+ anti-abuse charity supporting LGBT+ people who have experienced sexual violence or abuse
A helpline run by and for LGBT+ people for anyone to discuss anything, including sexuality, gender identity, sexual health and well-being
A dedicated helpline and online support service for men and boys affected by sexual violence and abuse and those who support them
Confidential support for any male or non-binary person who has ever experienced unwanted sexual activity
Release is the UK’s centre of expertise on drugs and drug laws. They provide legal support, representation and drugs advice to people with a history of drug use or who are impacted by drug laws.
App empowering the LGBTQ+ community and allies to flag hate incidents, get support from expert caseworkers, access information on rights and services, as well as LGBTQ-friendly events and news articles.
You can help the Good Night Out Campaign by letting us know about your experiences with any licensed premises, positive or negative!
Did you receive amazing support and want to give props to a great club or pub, or would you like to pass on a difficult experience and let us know that things need to improve at a particular bar or festival? Is there somewhere you think we should be working with?
Please fill in the form below with some details of what you’d like to share with us. All info you can give us is really useful and we will never share your contact details.
We’ve designed a variety of different resources and tools to help you take action against sexual violence in nightlife and beyond. You can find these here alongside a selection of videos that showcase the work we do.
Safer States is a harm reduction and drug education guide brought to you by Good Night Out Campaign, Release, The Love Tank, and Safe Only, and is for anyone who uses drugs now, may do so in the future, or cares about those in their community who do.
More informationabout Safer States
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In partnership with Galop, the UK’s LGBT+ anti-violence charity, we compiled a detailed guide that cuts through misinformation to help you safely and sensitively ensure your bathrooms are gender-inclusive.
Download We all need the toilet! PDF
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We train nightlife staff, security and event organisers, but what can you do if you’re on a night out and are worried about someone’s behaviour? Find out in this easy read guide to being an active bystander.
Download Bystander Guide PDF
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If you’re feeling overwhelmed about where to start with making your premises safer, begin with with this handy guide and its Seven Safety Standards.
Download Safety Standards Checklist PDF
Our board member and bassist of punk bands Charmpit and Big Joanie discusses her experience of a racist attack by trolls during her bands’ online album launch party, and what should be done to challenge this abuse.
We worked with this local authority to upskill premises in preventing sexual harassment and assault, including this training video produced by Tara Manandhar.
Our work and the reasons why it’s necessary are featured in this short BBC documentary on Inside Out London. They joined us as we delivered a training session with venue staff.
There are many ways you can help Good Night Out to thrive, from linking us to a venue that may need training to hosting a fundraiser for us.
Want to support our campaign? You can do this by donating a one-off or monthly amount.
Good Night Out Campaign CIC has charitable objectives and invest all profits back into nightlife community safety work.
Join the movement for safer nightlife!
Over the past six years we’ve trained thousands of nightlife workers to understand and prevent sexual violence. Club GNO is a new way to be part of what we do. Starting at £5 per month, members join a growing community, with free access to specialist skills workshops, toolkits and exclusive merch.
There are so many ways to support Good Night Out
Whether you’d like to collaborate on some content, put on a fundraising gig, screening, event or have us come and speak at your event, get in touch with us via our Contact page.
Find out more about our accreditation programme and book in a chat with our Training Programmes Coordinator.
Would you like a supporter’s pack of badges and flyers to share in your local music or nightlife community? Drop us a line and we’ll send you some!
We’re keen to hear from you if you have an idea, query or just want to get something off your chest!
If you couldn’t find what you needed on our site, get in touch with us via our Contact page.