If you are in immediate danger due to domestic violence, please call
- Police Emergency Hotline: 999
- Social Welfare Department 24-hour Hotline: 2343 2255
- Harmony House 24-hour Woman Hotline: 2522 0434
Services Type
Combat Domestic Violence
Has your partner or family member ever…
- Slapped, punched, pushed, kicked, bitten, pulled your hair, or held you tightly?
- Thrown objects, waved objects, or brandished weapons in front of you?
- Used foul language, criticized, yelled at, or insulted you?
- Damaged property, hurt children, or harmed pets?
- Threatened to reveal private information, threatened to harm themselves, you, or other family members?
- Controlled your daily life, finances, prevented you from contacting friends and family, stalked, monitored, or eavesdropped on you?
- Forced you to watch pornography, touched, kissed, or engaged in sexual contact?
Our Services
Anyone can experience domestic violence, regardless of gender, age, race, religion, education, social status, economic situation, or sexual orientation. The abuser can be any family member living with you, including a cohabiting partner, spouse, child, parent, step-parent, grandparent, sibling, or in-law.
If you have experienced any of the above, we understand you may feel anxious and fearful. We encourage you to reach out to us by calling 2342 0072. We will listen patiently, offer professional advice, and provide appropriate support.
If you feel fearful or worried, please call Harmony House's 24-hour Woman Hotline at 2522 0434. Our staff are on duty 24-hour to provide emergency support whenever you need it. We will listen patiently, conduct a risk assessment, and if necessary, arrange emergency shelter service, legal consultation, counselling, and referrals to other appropriate services.
If you are experiencing any of the situations mentioned above, we understand you may feel embarrassed or hesitant to speak up. It can feel like biting into a lemon – a sour taste difficult to share. In Hong Kong, approximately one in six domestic violence victims is a man, so you are not alone. We encourage you to contact us by calling our MAN hotline 2295 1386 or WhatsApp us at 4608 0145. We will listen patiently and, if needed, arrange short-term accommodation, legal consultation, counseling, and referrals to other appropriate services.
MAN Hotline service hours:
Monday to Saturday: 10:00am to 6:00pm
Wednesday and Friday night: 7:00pm to 9:00pm
(Excluding Public Holidays)