Stay Safe During COVID-19: A Guide For Victims and Survivors of Domestic Abuse
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The Home Office would like to hear from survivors of rape who have reported the incident to the police. Whatever your age, gender, ethnicity, and sexuality – if you have had contact with the Criminal Justice System in England and Wales, if you were 18 or over when the incident took place and if the case is now finished. The Home Office would like to hear about whether and if so, how the Criminal Justice System helped and supported them. One important part of the victims/survivors journey we are particularly interested in understanding more about is how they were communicated with, how well their needs were met and how it could be improved.
If this applies to you, please fill in the survey below:
www.homeofficesurveys.homeoffice.gov.uk/s/WeLWA2021/
Survey for rape victims/survivors
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Online platforms are increasingly used to perpetrate domestic abuse. Women's Aid provides guidance on how to protect yourself online:
www.womensaid.org.uk/information-support/what-is-domestic-abuse/onlinesafety/
Online and digital abuse - Womens Aid
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Online and digital abuse Staying safe online Many relationships that begin romantically can quickly become controlling, with partners reading emails, checking texts and locations of social media posts...Happy Monday!
Here is a reminder to prioritise yourself and your needs. Why not do a self check-in to start your week?
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