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Staying safe: domestic violence support
Advice lines for domestic violence
Domestic violence support lines
National Domestic Violence Helpline (freephone, 24-hour helpline for female victims of DV): Telephone: 0808 2000 247 Men’s Advice Line (for male victims of DV): Telephone: 0808 801 0327 website: www.mensadviceline.org.uk National Centre for Domestic Violence: Telephone: 0800 970 2070 website: www.ncdv.org.uk National LGBT+ Domestic Abuse Helpline: Telephone: 0800 999 5428 Karma Nirvana - Advice and su
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Domestic Abuse roundtable discussions
Lunchtime Series: Domestic Abuse roundtable discussions Next available dates to be announced soon.. For any queries please contact Holly Thomas at h.thomas12@nhs.net (Domestic Abuse co-ordinator at CNWL) or Susan Bray at susanbray1@nhs.net. (Named Professional for Safeguarding Children/Trust Domestic Abuse Lead at CNWL)
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Colleagues experiencing Domestic Violence
Colleagues experiencing Domestic Violence The workplace can often be a lifeline for survivors of domestic violence as it offers an opportunity to seek help, and colleagues are well placed to spot the following signs: Changes in work productivity Missing deadlines Reduced quality and quantity of work Frequent absences or lateness Behaviour changes Becoming quiet, anxious, frightful, tearful, aggressive, distracted Withdrawing from support Physical changes
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What is abuse?
Domestic abuse can happen to anyone, regardless of age, background, gender, religion, sexuality or ethnicity.
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