Integrity through knowledge:
Our integrity is grounded in our unique knowledge base, which comes from our research and years of working directly with those suffering isolation, exclusion and from the various types of targeted abuse. Hate crime not easily understood by mainstream national health and government organisations.

Confidence and Wellbeing:
We give individuals the tools to help themselves out of hopelessness, upholding their dignity and building confidence. Trust is one area that we recognise is key to sustaining healthy partnerships. Many targeted individuals have experienced betrayals and breach of trust issues from the people in positions of authority who should have helped them most. We are mindful of this sensitive area and act with compassion, a sense of common decency, and with integrity in helping them build self-esteem and trust back into their lives.

Fearlessness through independence:
Our independence grants us not just the ability, but also the responsibility to be fearless and say what needs to be said to help those who have suffered hate crime particularly those targeted individuals from specific covert abuse.