Individual Support | Exit Hate Trust

Everyone deserves a second chance

Exit Hate understands and will never judge

Created by former far-right political activists, Exit Hate know what it’s like to feel disillusioned
and seek solace in extremist politics, seeking answers.

But after having various doubts, we walked away and rebuilt our lives,
focusing on ourselves and our families.

If you're thinking about changing the way you live your life, you can.
Available 24/7, we have an online programme for people who register as a site member, and this means there is no need to book appointments; instead, site members can access support at any time.
If anyone has a question, people can email us, and one of the team will reply as soon as we can,
Our email is: info@exithate.org,

Additionally, people can follow our Facebook support page, where we list multiple support links - https://www.facebook.com/exithatetrust/

If you would prefer to speak to someone, please call Act Early on 0800 011 3764.
This service operates 24 hours a day. For more details, please visit: https://actearly.uk/

NOT the Police; we NEVER judge, and everything is in complete confidence,

You Are Not Alone

Voices of recovery

Showcasing how people can change, we have created several videos using actors
that outline people's stories and show that people can change.

Stories of transformation and recovery, these films show how individuals have found
their way back to a life of peace, purpose, and connection.

Names have been changed to protect the identity of people we’ve supported.

Nathan's Story

Without much going on in Nathan’s life, Nathan found comfort in online gaming. Before he knew it, he was spending all his time in his bedroom, playing games and messaging people in chatrooms.
Getting more involved with extremism, he became shocked after seeing people advocate violence.
Worried he reached out to Exit Hate.

To find out more, watch Nathan's video to see how people can change.

Joe's Story

At first, Joe liked being involved in extremism; he felt like he was part of a rebellion, but Joe’s life was quickly dominated by fear and violence, and Joe became really worried when a good friend went to prison for terrorism.
Reaching out to Exit Hate, Joe was suspicious, but with support, Joe eventually walked away, and today he has a home, a fulfilling job, a wife, a young child, and this could be you....................

Ryan's Story

Ryan had been thinking about leaving the far right for a while.

The extremists he'd linked up with had cut him off from his family and friends.

Looking for a way out, Ryan got in touch with Exit Hate and here is his story......................

With Help People Can Move On