Hate crime
Hate crime is a term used to describe a range of criminal behaviour where the perpetrator demonstrates hostility towards a victim’s race, disability, religion, sexual orientation or transgender identity.
A hate crime can include verbal abuse, intimidation, threats, harassment, assault and bullying, as well as damages to property.
At One Vision Housing we do not tolerate hate crime and support our customers to combat any issues they may be facing in their own home or community.
Need to report a hate crime?
Hate crime is a criminal offence. You should report the incident to the Police so we can work together and agree the next steps with you and the Police.
You can report a hate crime directly to us for a confidential response and support. We urge all victims of hate crime to seek help immediately.
- Call us on 0300 365 1111
- Email us at enquiries@ovh.org.uk
We urge all victims of hate crime to seek help immediately. You can do this by: calling us in confidence if you are affected by hate crime on 0300 365 1111 or an emergency service 999 for immediate support if you feel you are in danger. If you have already contacted a police or partner agency, you can request for them to call us on your behalf. We will ensure all reports are responded to within one working day.
Reporting hate crime
You don't have to suffer alone. Confidentially report hate crime or any anti-social behavior issues to our team and let us help.
Additional support
For further information and additional ways to report, you can also visit our partner agencies, details of which can be found below.
