I’ve left and I need support
…your local domestic abuse service. Local services often have access to support for children and young people. They may have specialist counselling that your children could access and/or access to…
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Useful links
…UK. Supportline Provides emotional support and details of counsellors and agencies throughout the UK. Their helpline number is 0208 554 9004 and their email address is info@supportline.org.uk. If you have…
Cover your tracks online
…patients over the age of 16 in England can access more detailed information from their medical records through online apps. This access will become automated so all patients can access…
I need ongoing support
…can support you: Surviving Economic Abuse is the only UK charity dedicated to raising awareness of economic abuse and transforming responses to it. The Financial Support Line for Victims of…
The impact of domestic abuse
…from paid employment and caring responsibilities. It is also important to bear in mind the additional barriers particular social groups might face in escaping domestic abuse or in accessing support…
A Bill For Survivors
…anonymously for life. 5) Deliver support for all survivors, including children and those with complex needs (1) Deliver improved access to support for children survivors of domestic abuse by ensuring…
Reach Respect
…main social media platforms that should help you stay safe online. If you need support please visit our information and support page for access to our Live Chat, Survivors’ Forum…
I’m not sure if my relationship is healthy
…like support, freedom, happiness and consent at the centre. You can get in touch with a trained support worker to help you understand what’s happening and how we can support…
Women’s Aid: Single sex services statement
…a range of high-quality support and services. Some members offer support to women and children only, while others support all victims of domestic abuse. Most member organisations deliver at least…
Research and Reports
…the resource centre. Search for: Search first instance Suggested search terms Access to support Annual statistics APPG Attitudes to domestic abuse Barriers to accessing support Black and minoritised survivors Change…