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Concerned for someone

If you’re a relative or friend who is concerned about someone who has either told you they have been abused, or you suspect abuse, you may feel confused and powerless about what to do.

Watching someone you care about is painful and can leave you feeling helpless. Understanding and working through your own feelings will help you support them.

Be aware that if the abuser becomes aware that you are helping them, they will do everything in their power to stop any contact between you. Unfortunately, they will probably succeed, and your friend / family member will be more isolated.

Contact us to get the right  advice and how you can provide support.

If you suspect a child or vulnerable adult has been abused, you must report it to either the Police or Children Social Care or Adult Social Care. The Police have specially trained officers who will contact you.

Concerned for someone

If you’re a relative or friend who is concerned about someone who has either told you they have been abused, or you suspect abuse, you may feel confused and powerless about what to do.

Watching someone you care about is painful and can leave you feeling helpless. Understanding and working through your own feelings will help you support them.

Be aware that if the abuser becomes aware that you are helping them, they will do everything in their power to stop any contact between you. Unfortunately, they will probably succeed, and your friend / family member will be more isolated.

Contact us to get the right  advice and how you can provide support.

If you suspect a child or vulnerable adult has been abused, you must report it to either the Police or Children Social Care or Adult Social Care. The Police have specially trained officers who will contact you.

Supportive Digital Guides and Resources on how you can provide support

Support for the LGBTQ+ Community
Keeping Babies Safe Resources & Information
How to Approach a Loved One or Colleague About Their Abusive Behaviour
Recognising Abusive Behaviours in Loved Ones and Colleagues
Steps to Take if You Suspect Someone is Being Abused
What is coercive control?
Do’s and Don’ts When Helping Someone in an Abusive Relationship
How to Support a Loved One Experiencing Domestic Abuse
What are signs of Domestic Abuse?
How to Support Someone Who Is in a Domestic Abuse Relationship

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Safer Futures DASA
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Domestic Abuse Helpline
Domestic Abuse Helpline
Family Domestic Abuse Support Advisors
Family Domestic Abuse Support Advisors
Independent Domestic Violence Advisors
Independent Domestic Violence Advisors
Recovery Pathways
Recovery Pathway
Reconnect Recovery
Reconnect Domestic Abuse Recovery
Trauma Stabilisation
Trauma Stabilisation
Digital Recovery
Digital Recovery
Therapy
Therapy
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SUsie Programme
SUsie Programme

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