If you've recently become a werewolf, you're going to experience a lot of new things you may have little idea about. We understand that the event of a bite can be often traumatising and upsetting for many people. Here at Howline, we offer information, confidential support, and classes for the new werewolf.

For our basic guide for the new werewolf, click here.

For access to confidential support, click here.

For access to classes in your area, click here.

Supporting someone through the transition to lycanthropy can be difficult. It can be a scary, worrying time when someone you care about is going through a complex change, and we here at Howline know that. We have advice to help you support other people, and yourself. We also allow non-werewolves to participate in some classes to learn more about the condition and how to manage it safely.

For information on supporting newly turned werewolves, click here.

For parents of newly turned children, click here.

Howline offers a comprehensive free online database about the history and physiology of werewolves, which can be accessed here.

For further reading, we recommend viewing the website of the Royal College of Supernatural Study, the largest library of supernatural records in Europe.

If someone you know is about to transform and poses a danger of hurting themselves or others through the change, immediately call 999 and ask for the police. Tell the operator there is a werewolf at risk. Evacuate the area and stay far away from the transforming wolf. Do not try and reason with the wolf. Do not approach the wolf. Do not alert the wolf to your presence. Remove yourself from the situation and wait for emergency responders.

If you are about to transform and you do not have control of your wolf, immediately call 999 and inform the operator you are an uncontrolled werewolf and you are about to transform. If possible, lock yourself in a room with solid brick or concrete walls. Don't try and restrain yourself in any way- chains, ropes, handcuffs or other items will only injure you and will not stop the wolf. Keep far away from other people. DO NOT APPROACH CROWDED AREAS.

If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of self-harm and suicide, please contact our helpline, or view these resources. In case of immediate threat to life through self-induced means, call 999 and ask for the ambulance service.

Whether it's through your donations, brillant fundraisers, campaigning for change in your community, or becoming a member, there's lots of ways to get stuck in. Here at Howline, we're always open to new volunteers and staff, whether werewolf or not.

Want to donate?

Thanks to generous donations, Howline is able to keep helping werewolves across the UK.
Learn more here!

Want to get involved with a fundraiser?

Fundraisers are a great way to spread awareness and raise money. Take part in an event and help us to contiue our services and support. Find events near you!

Want to take action?

So do we! Add your voice to our latest campaigns for awareness and change here.

Want to join Howline?

We'd love to have you! Use our location finder to find areas near you that are looking for staff and volunteers.

Interested in brand partnership?

Are you representing a company that would like to partner with Howline? Working with us can benefit your company with good exposure and brand awareness, and demostrates a commitment of care to werewolf employees, clients, and stakeholders. Contact us here.