Steps you can take

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

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How we can help you

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

What happens if I get in touch

Find out about the services we provide, how to access them and how we will support you

Find and access support

If you choose to stay

Information and advice on your options and support to help you stay safe

Navigating the Court system and legal aid

Find out about legal aid and what counts as evidence

Counselling

Before counselling is offered, you will be asked to complete an assessment

Health professionals

GP or other health professionals can offer help and support

No recourse to public funds

Find out your rights if you are an immigrant to the UK and your partner is abusive

Education and schooling

Tell your child's school or college about domestic abuse so that they can support

Community drop-ins

Find out about local drop-in sessions and what support they can provide

Recovery programmes

A guide to getting things back on track and steps to healing

Local and national support

Information on other organisations that may be able to help you

Be safe online

Find ways to keep your digital devices safe and how to cover your tracks.

Read about online safety

Information for those causing harm

Find out how you can make changes and address any harmful behaviours

Domestic abuse online learning

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

Referrals

If domestic abuse is happening to you, it is important to tell someone.

Find out how to make a referral and get professional help.

Make a referral

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