Respect is a UK charity working to end domestic abuse by addressing the behaviour of perpetrators and supporting change across close relationships. Its work focuses on domestic abuse perpetrators, male victims of domestic abuse, and violence in young people’s close relationships. The organisation brings together practitioners and provides resources, support and opportunities to build knowledge and improve responses to abuse.

Respect offers evidence-based training for practitioners working with domestic abuse, alongside a calendar of training events. Its membership connects more than 750 practitioners who are working to create change. The charity also shares news and information about its work and developments relevant to domestic abuse, and invites supporters to contribute through donations.

Respect is registered as a charity in England and Wales and in Scotland, and as a company. Its website provides access to information about the organisation, its services, training, resources and membership, as well as a monthly e-newsletter. Through these activities, Respect works with practitioners and communities toward its goal of ending domestic abuse.