Am I being abused?

Recognise the signs of an unhealthy relationship, who can be affected, types of abuse and what you can do to get help

Domestic abuse is much more common than you think. It can happen to anyone, in all types of relationships, regardless of race, ethnic or religious group, class, disability, sexuality, lifestyle, nationality or age.

Who can be affected?

Women

Men

Young people

Neurodiverse people

LGBTQIA+ people

Older people

Disabled people

Children

More information

What is domestic abuse?

Domestic abuse is any type of controlling, bullying, threatening or violent behaviour between people in a relationship

Recognising unhealthy relationships

What to look out for and signs that there is domestic abuse in a relationship

Types of abuse

Domestic abuse is not just about violent acts, learn more about the different types

Steps you can take

Find out about your rights and options and the additional support that is available to you

How we can help you

If you are concerned for yourself or for a friend, relative or colleague you can get help

Local and national support

Information on other organisations that may be able to help you

I need help now

How we can help you and what happens when you get in touch with us

Support for children

Find information for those that have experienced or witnessed domestic abuse

Child to parent abuse

Child-to-parent abuse can involve children of all ages

Domestic abuse awareness

Short free online awareness courses are available to help you understand more about domestic abuse

View our courses

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