ALT Background with a gradient background of varying shades of navy blue. There is a red Victim Support logo in the top left hand corner and a white Wales Hate Support Centre logo in the top right hand corner. There is white text that reads "This account is no longer monitored" which is highlighted in dark navy blue. Underneath smaller white text reads: "if you need support call us on:" and then in navy text highlighted in light blue is the phone number: "0300 303 1982". Underneath this is again white text that reads "or you can use our website to contact us:" with navy text highlighted in light blue that is the link: "reporthate.victimsupport.org.uk

ALT Orange background with yellow icon of a megaphone on top left of image. Directly to the right of this megaphone is navy text in block capitals on a yellow background reading “Free hate crime training for those who live and work in Wales” Underneath is a teal coloured rectangle with a navy outline that resembles a chalkboard with white text. The first line of text is bold and underlined and reads: “Courses include:” following white text is not bold or underlined and is a bullet pointed list reading “Mate Crime; Antisocial Behaviour Related Hate; Hate Crime; Online Hate” in the bottom right of the image is an icon of a person holding a stick pointing towards the text on the chalkboard.

ALT Graphic with a background that is split in half diagonally with a curved line. The bottom is a mint green and the top is very light blue. In the top left is a red Victim Support logo and on the right directly next to this is the My Support Space app icon – this icon is an illustration of a person in green – their head is on top of a square and their arms are holding the square. This square is white, inside text reads “My support space”. In the top left is a black Wales Hate Support Centre logo. Directly in the centre is a large illustration of a smartphone, and on the screen the My Support Space App is open with a video about ‘The 5,4,3,2,1 grounding technique’. Large black text underneath the smartphone reads “Say hello to the My Support Space app”.

ALT A light blue background with red Victim Support logo in the top left corner, and on the right directly next to this is the My Support Space app icon. In the top right corner is a black Wales Hate Support Centre logo. Bold black text reads: “Download My Support Space for help and information about: • Your rights as a victim or witness • Your wellbeing after experiencing crime • How you can access support The words “rights”, “wellbeing” and “support” are highlighted in white.

ALT A mint green background with the My Support Space app icon in the top left corner, and on the right directly next to this is red Victim Support logo. In the top right corner is a black Wales Hate Support Centre logo. There is a cartoon style illustration of a person sitting at a table, which has a pot plant, cup and laptop on it. The person is sitting on a chair they are pink with simply drawn lines for arms and legs, and the person is a kidney bean shape. Underneath black text reads “Create your free account at” then bolder black text with a white backgrounds reads “mysupportspace.org.uk”

ALT Teal background with navy blob, overlaid with orange blob which has navy text on. An icon of a white megaphone is in the bottom left corner. Bold text reads “Help in other languages.” Smaller text underneath reads “If you’ve been a victim of Hate Crime we can help. Call us free today on 0300 30 31 982. Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week."

ALT Teal background with orange banner that has white text reading “My Support Space” in big bold letters. A dark blue text box underneath with star shaped bullet points and smaller white writing reads: “Access interactive support guides. Request direct support. Create a recovery diary. Find useful resources. Supporter guides.

ALT White speech bubble on navy background with black text which reads: ‘ “Emotionally now, I think if she [caseworker] weren’t there, if she weren’t helping me, I would have gone under. I’ve still got my family and all that there, but it felt as if the weight of the world was against you.”’ Smaller white text at the very bottom of the image reads ‘Male, victim of Race-related Hate Crime’.

ALT Teal background with white text reading “We can act as a 3rd party reporting service.”

ALT Light blue background with illustration of brown hands cupping a blue clock with cream clockface. Clock reads 3 o’clock. Black text curved around the top of the clock reads “Around the clock support”.

ALT Illustration of white hanging sign on orange background. Black text on the sign reads “We offer an interpretation service for a range of different languages.”

ALT Black text on a white square on a teal background. At the top of the white square is a large black icon of quotation marks. Text contains a quote which reads “I couldn’t have survived this without you. Thank you for steering my negative thoughts into something more positive and helping me to regain balance in my life”. Underneath, text in block capitals reads: “Service user, Wales Hate Crime Centre”

ALT Yellow background with a red Victim Support logo in the top left and a black Wales Hate Support Centre in the top right. Large white text highlighted in navy blue reads “Mental health matters”. Underneath in navy text it reads “We’re supporting the wellbeing of victims on #WorldHealthDay and beyond”.

ALT Light blue background with purple text. Section at top left is highlighted in white and says “Training”. Large capitals read “Hate Crime”. Rest of text reads: “Approximate Duration: 2 hours. Who is it most suitable for? Anyone. What does it cover? An introduction to Hate Crime, the protected characteristics and the impact on individuals and communities. Support available to those who are affected.”

ALT Quote on light green background between big icons of speech marks. Quote reads “I’m so glad I came on here. I don’t feel so alone. Thank you. Text at bottom of screen outside quotation marks reads “Difficult emotions guide. Service user of My Support Space”

ALT Illustration of person holding a megaphone with exclamation marks around them. Also includes icons of an alarm clock and calendar. Text reads: “Opening times: 24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a year”

ALT A dark grey background with a red Victim Support logo in the top left and a white Wales Hate Support Centre in the top right. Large white text reads “World Autism Day”. Underneath this a large rainbow infinity symbol. Smaller white text underneath reads “2nd April 2025”.

ALT A dark grey background with a red Victim Support logo in the top left and a white Wales Hate Support Centre in the top right. Large white text reads “World Autism Day”. Underneath this a large rainbow infinity symbol. Smaller white text underneath reads “2nd April 2025”.

ALT Yellow background with purple text. Section at top left is highlighted in white and says “Training”. Larger capitals read “Antisocial Behaviour Related Hate Crime”. Rest of text reads: “Approximate Duration: 1 hour Who is it most suitable for? Front line practitioners working in communities, members of the public who want to know more. What does it cover? This session seeks to debunk myths looking specifically at the complexities of Anti-Social Behaviour related Hate Crime, this session also pulls together good practice from across Wales and shares learning from real cases of ASB related Hate Crime.”

ALT Black text on yellow background. Bold text in larger letters reads “Don’t want to report a Hate Crime yourself?”. Smaller text reads “Here at victim support we can act as a 3rd party reporting service and do all your reporting for you. Our service is free, confidential, and independent from the police.”

ALT Light green background with purple text. Section at top left is highlighted in white and says “Training”. Large capitals read “Online Hate”. Rest of text reads: “Approximate Duration: 2 hours. Who is it most suitable for? Anyone. What does it cover? This session seeks to debunk myths around how platforms manage hate, explore the impact of online harms, and to share practical advice on how to tackle online hate.”