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Abuse can be:

  • physical (hitting, punching, biting, kicking, using weapons etc.)
  • sexual (forcing someone to have sex, touching someone when they do not want them to)
  • financial (taking money, controlling or checking spending, not letting someone work or forcing them to work)
  • emotional (making someone feel bad or scared, blackmailing, checking up on someone, threats)
  • social (isolation, controlling who someone can and can’t see)

Anyone can experience domestic abuse, but it is not normal or ok. You are not on your own, and it is not your fault. There is help available.

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BeSafer is part of the charity Safer, which specialises in supporting and empowering victims of domestic abuse. The service is run by our dedicated team, including our Child and Young Person Violence Advisors (CYPVAs), who work directly with children and young people affected by domestic abuse, whether in their own homes or in their intimate relationships.

Alongside them, our Domestic and Sexual Abuse Education Workers deliver age-appropriate sessions in schools from Year 6 to Year 13, helping young people understand the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationships. Together, they provide a caring, all-round approach to supporting and educating young people.

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