info@idas.org.uk

Childline: 0800 1111

24hr Domestic Violence Helpline: 0808 2000 247

What is Domestic Abuse?

Domestic Abuse is when one person in a relationship has power and control over another. The ways abusive people gain control are through physical violence and being emotionally abusive - criticising, manipulating and controlling aspects of someone's life.

 

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Experiencing Domestic Abuse?

Worried that you might be living with Domestic Abuse?

 

Take the quiz to find out.

Getting help

We offer support and advice to young people who live in Hambleton and Richmond. Where we can’t support you we will find someone who can.

 

More from one of our workers.

Hear from one of our volunteers.

Find out what it's like in a refuge.

Staying safe

When you're living with Domestic Abuse at home it's important to stay safe. Many young people can get caught up in violence when they try to protect their Mum or younger brothers and sisters. Think of ways you can stay safe by looking at our safety plan.

 

Make a safety plan.

Things to remember.

How do you feel?

When you have been affected by Domestic Abuse, it is completely normal to experience a massive range of different feelings. Read more...

Frightened?

Are you frightened of your boyfriend or girlfriend? Take the quiz.

Real experiences

Domestic abuse can happen to anyone. Hear from other young people.

Problem page

Got something that’s bothering you? Get answers to your questions here.

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