If you ever need to reach the National #LGBT+ Domestic Abuse Helpline but can't call during the day, our web chat is open for advice and emotional support until 8pm on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
0800 999 5428
[email protected]
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If you are suffering from #domesticabuse You can call 999. If you can’t speak & are on a mobile, listen then when prompted, dial 55 to connect to the police.
Need to talk about LGBT+ domestic abuse?
Call 0800 999 5428
Online chat: https://t.co/lzQwD5Xv4Z
#YouAreNotAlone
This week we published our Community Ambassadors Covid-19 briefing. Since lockdown, Community Ambassadors have continued to raise awareness about domestic abuse in their communities, have safe conversations with survivors and signpost them to support (1/2) https://t.co/7bWbNC4M07
There is no excuse for abuse. Get help to stop harming your loved ones. Call the Respect Phoneline, 0808 8024040. https://t.co/3gpT6C5mr0 #NoExcuseForAbuse
Increased demand to the #MensAdviceLine since COVID-19 shows that lockdown is impacting male victims of domestic abuse. That’s why we’ve extended our opening hours to 9am-8pm Mon-Fri with additional email support offered over the weekend. Pls retweet and share. #TalkItOver
Wondering how you can help services which support victims of domestic abuse?
We have updated our website to provide examples of how you can help.
Check out our new web page for more information, link below.👇👇
https://t.co/lXT8JjiYcQ
#DomesticAbuse#Support
On average over half of the residents in our refuges are children. Our video Hide and seek – created in collaboration with our incredible corporate partner @Picturehouses – highlights why children are never ‘just’ witnesses.
Does your partner demand to know where you are all the time? Are they jealous and controlling? Not all #DomesticAbuse is physical, but our National Domestic Abuse Helpline is always here for you, https://t.co/zrOzNlp3hK #YouAreNotAlone
In this guest blog, Ruth Mason discusses the 'Ask Me' scheme, which is designed to get communities talking about domestic abuse, and if and when survivors do share their experiences, to make sure they’re given the right response every time 👇
https://t.co/Q2dmpL41o2
Domestic abuse can affect the mental health of a survivor in many ways, whether you're currently in an abusive relationship, or have managed to leave the relationship. If you need support, we're here for you ➡️https://t.co/tF8IGw6MrW #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek
Both female and male victims of domestic abuse will be able to access safe spaces within Boots pharmacies.
Boots UK - Boots Pharmacy Consultation Rooms become safe spaces for victims of domestic abuse https://t.co/XgwpkGeph7 via @BootsUK
Have you visited our website yet?
Did you find everything you needed or did you have to use an external site to find more information on domestic abuse in Scotland and the UK?
We want to hear your suggestions and opinions in the comments 👇.
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There has been slight changes made to our website. Such as, larger headings to help our users find the information they need quickly. Some don't have the time to browse, that's why we are committed to making our website practical for victims.
https://t.co/S7zJMRWrFw
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Many may be unaware that help can be accessed through email as well. For those who can't call helplines but have access to email, you can still get support.
Click the image for further information.
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We know that domestic abuse can have a long-term impact on mental health. If you need support this #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, you're #NotAlone. Visit our website to access a range of support we have on offer 👇https://t.co/g7usyLJIlE
We know it may be even harder at the moment to find a safe time to call our National Domestic Abuse Helpline team. If safer you can fill out a form on our website to arrange a call-back time: https://t.co/2GD8tLN4BP
Galop came together with some fantastic organizations to create resources for those worried about a LGBT+ family member, neighbour, or friend who might be suffering from #domesticabuse.
Learn More Here: https://t.co/cR5kLEQiPz
#YouAreNotAlone
This article published on the FalkirkHerald, refers to those who are scared and or unsure of how to help potential victims.
If you have concerns or suspicions, Crimestoppers is an anonymous service.
Further information can be found in the link below👇👇
https://t.co/CU9V8K1d1p
Listed on the 'About' page of my website is more information on what domestic abuse is, the signs of an abusive relationship and a video with domestic abuse survivors sharing their story.
https://t.co/S7zJMRWrFw
#Awareness#DomesticAbuse
While there has been many recorded incidents of domestic abuse and violence, there is likely many victims who are scared to reach out for help or simply unable to do so. If you think someone may be victim of domestic abuse please contact a professional helpline or the police.