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About domestic Abuse

Domestic abuse refers to a range of behaviours by a partner, family member or carer. It can include emotional, physical, psychological, sexual and economic abuse.
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Warning Signs

Your relationship may seem healthy, but there are some warning signs that you can look for to help you identify possible abuse.
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Recognising Abuse

When you’re in an abusive relationship, or being abused by a family member, it is sometimes hard to recognise the abusive behaviour for what it is, especially while you are still caught in the middle of it.
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Advice

If you are experiencing domestic abuse, the best thing you can do is try to tell someone you trust, or contact us for advice and support. Identifying that you are being abused is not always easy.
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Website Safefty

Internet browsers can track your searches and the sites you visit but this information can be cleared. There are also ways to not be tracked while browsing the internet.
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National Helplines

We have built up a collection of useful helplines. However, in an emergency, or if you feel in danger, phone 999 immediately. You can do this from a mobile, even if you don’t have credit.
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FAQs

Learn more about the Refuge, our charity and domestic abuse.
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