Links
These links take you to external sites, offering further support and information.
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0808 2000 247 - A national service, available 24-7, for women experiencing domestic violence, their family, friends, colleagues and others calling on their behalf
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Norwich Diocese is spearheading this ‘Breaking the Silence’ initiative.
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Working to end violence against women - the White Ribbon campaign began in Canada in 1991, and has now spread to over 57 countries.
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The UK campaign, now celebrating a change in UK law for the definition of domestic abuse to include non-physical forms of coercive control and extended to include 16-18-year-olds. There is also the opportunity to make a simnple pledge in support of the movement.
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An international Christian alliance, working to end violence against women. Genuinely great resources aimed at supporting churches.
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Every year the Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Board plan a campaign to coincide with the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. They provide advice and signpost to local services.
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In partnership with Norfolk County Council, Norwich City Council and Leeway (see below), Norfolk Community Law Service provide free, independent and confidential legal advice. Sessions are held on Wednesdays 10am-1pm, in Colegate, Norwich, at which barristers and solicitors can advise on civil injunctions, housing options and help those experiencing abuse stay safe. You can book an appointment by phoning 01603 496623 during office hours, or by emailing info@ncls.co.uk.
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Local information and help for domestic violence
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Local victim support for domestic violence
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A specialist domestic abuse charity supporting just over 9,000 adults, children and young people every year across Norfolk. Helpline: 0300 561 0077
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National victim support for domestic violence
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General advice, support & signposting for victims and carers
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Counselling Directory is a confidential service that encourages those in distress to seek help. The directory contains information on many different types of distress, as well as articles, news, and events. To ensure the professionalism of our website, all counsellors have provided us with qualifications and insurance cover or proof of membership with a professional body.
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The link between domestic violence and substance abuse.
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A Norfolk-based Methodist Author talks about why he felt compelled to write a novel on this subject.