Membership
Who is eligible for membership?
Respect membership is open to:
- perpetrator programmes
- integrated support services
- training/consultancy organisations
- those working with victims of domestic violence
- those working with young people who use violence and abuse in close relationships
- those doing individual work with domestic violence perpetrators
- those carrying out domestic violence risk assessments
- those engaging with men on ending violence against women
Respect members that run perpetrator programmes or integrated support services must
- work in accordance with Respect’s Standard
- apply for accreditation (demonstration of compliance with the Respect Standard)
Download: Respect Standard
Benefits of Respect Membership
1. The right to participate in the decision making which shapes Respect's policy and development as a National organisation. Full members have the right to vote at Respect's agm and to stand as a member of Respect's Executive Committee.
2. Receive the Respect Newsletter, a quarterly magazine with in depth coverage of issues affecting the sector.
3. Receive regular fortnightly e-mail updates, covering up to date information about events, legislation, resources and news.
4. Receive discounts on Respect events, conferences, training and services.
How do I apply?
Simply download, complete and return a membership application form