Contact Citizens Advice Contact your nearest Citizens Advice - they can help with your discrimination problem and any other problems you have. For example, if you were unfairly dismissed you can get advice about money problems you might have if you’re not working. Look for free legal help You might be able to get free legal help as part of your home insurance, or through legal aid or a law centre. Check how to get free legal help. Contact Acas If you can’t get help from Citizens Advice or free legal help, contact Acas. They’re an impartial organisation that aims to help people solve problems at work.
They can be helpful if discrimination isn’t your only problem, for example if you’re being discriminated against and also being paid late. Telephone: 0300 123 1100 Text relay: 18001 0300 123 1100 Calls usually cost up to 40p a minute from mobiles and up to 10p a minute from landlines. It should be free from your mobile if you have a contract that includes calls to landlines - check with your supplier if you’re not sure. If you’re not comfortable speaking English, you can say which language you prefer when you call.
Contact the EASS helpline You can also contact the Equality Advisory and Support Service (EASS) with discrimination problems - they can help you find a way forward but can’t give legal advice. Telephone: 0808 800 0082 Text relay: 0808 800 0084 Monday to Friday, 9am to 7pm Saturday, 10am to 2pm Calls to these numbers are free. You can also contact the EASS helpline by filling in an online form or chatting online with an adviser. Check the EASS contact page for how to get in touch. Your Right to Report Sexual Misconduct and Harassment 10