Domestic Violence Advice
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Free telephone helpline for sufferers of violence and abuse from family members and partners. The advice provided is confidential, and further support may be given as necessary
Caution
Men, women and children can all be victims of abuse
If you have been harmed and you need urgent help, call the National Emergency Number
Therapy for:
1. Emotional Abuse:
Partner isolates you, tells you what to do or controls your money
2. Physical Abuse:
If they hit, choke, shove, burn you or throw things at you
3. Sexual:
Partner hurts you during sex, forces sex when you don’t want it or how you don’t want it
4. Threats and Intimidations
If they threaten to hurt or kill you or other family members, destroy things or invade your privacy including emails and texts
Comments
1. UK
Women’s aid 0808 2000 247
Men’s Advice line 0808 801 0327
2. USA
National Domestic Help Hotline 1-800 799 7233
3. Australia
CrimeStoppers 1-800 333 000
4. Canada
Women’s Advocates 651 227 8284
5. South Africa
Tears *134*7355#
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