That's Not OK

No matter what your relationship is with someone, you should be treated with kindness and respect. Know how to spot the signs that something isn't right and say "That's Not OK", developed in partnership with Rape Crisis Scotland and Scottish Women's Aid.

Content Warning: These articles & links mention domestic abuse, violence, sexual abuse and controlling behaviour, which may be upsetting for some readers.

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That's Not OK Scenarios

Content Warning: Content on the next page mentions domestic abuse, violence, sexual abuse and controlling behaviour, which may be upsetting for some readers. Find out more about different types of gender based violence and why that's not OK.
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Information on Where to Get Support

Experiencing rape, sexual assault, exploitation or image-based abuse can affect people in many different ways. Find out where you can get support.

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That's Not OK Relationship Jargonbuster

There might be a lot of words or phrases that you might not understand when it comes to relationships. We break down what they mean in our jargonbuster.

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Healthy Relationships

What does a healthy relationship look like and involve?
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Tips for Staying Safe

You may be staying with a partner who hurts you during the COVID-19 outbreak. Here's some tips on how to stay safe and find support.

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Young Scot's Information Page on Sexual Consent

What is consent and why is it important? Find out more about what it means to say yes or no to sex or being intimate with someone in any way.
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What Support Do Childline Offer?

Childline offer help and advice about a wide range of issues, but how do you get in touch and what happens when you speak to someone? Find out more from Adeniyi Alade who works at NSPCC, the organisation that run Childline.
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Visit the Rape Crisis Scotland Website

Rape Crisis Scotland provides a national rape crisis helpline and email support for anyone affected by sexual violence, no matter when or how it happened.
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Visit the Scottish Women's Aid Website

Scottish Women’s Aid is the lead organisation in Scotland working towards the prevention of domestic abuse and provides support and information for survivors.
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VIDEO: You Are Not Alone

Is someone you’re seeing or is your ex is trying to make you do something you don’t want to do? There are people you can talk to and you are not alone. Take a look at this short video made by young people from Yello!, a group supported by Scottish Women's Aid.
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VIDEO: If Your Home Isn't Safe

If you're experiencing domestic abuse at home, you are not alone. Take a look at this short video made by young people from Yello!, a group supported by Scottish Women's Aid.
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Find information about how to look after your emotional wellbeing, support from organisations around Scotland and tips on how to promote a positive mindset.

That's Not OK

That's Not OK Scenarios

Information on Where to Get Support

That's Not OK Relationship Jargonbuster

Healthy Relationships

Tips for Staying Safe

Young Scot's Information Page on Sexual Consent

What Support Do Childline Offer?

Visit the Rape Crisis Scotland Website

Visit the Scottish Women's Aid Website

VIDEO: You Are Not Alone

VIDEO: If Your Home Isn't Safe

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