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Domestic Violence/Abuse

If you or your children are in immediate danger, always call 999 and ask for the Police.

IF YOU NEED TO QUICKLY DIVERT AWAY FROM THESE PAGES CLICK ON THE 'QUICK EXIT' LINK AT THE TOP OF EVERY PAGE WHICH WILL TAKE YOU TO A GENERIC PAGE ON THE SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNCIL WEBSITE.

What's on the Domestic Violence pages?

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The Domestic Abuse pages will provide information and support for victims/survivors, children and young people and perpetrators of domestic abuse as well as advice for agencies/practitioners and families/friends supporting people experiencing domestic abuse.

These pages also contain useful information on actions being taken to tackle domestic abuse in South Gloucestershire and links to other relevant sites and publications.

Please click on one of the following links to find specific information:

• Specialist Domestic Abuse Services
• Are you an adult worried about domestic abuse?
• Are you a child or young person worried about domestic abuse?
• Are you worried about your abusive behaviour?
• Are you seeking advice on supporting someone experiencing domestic abuse?
• Are you interested in work to tackle domestic violence in South Gloucestershire?

Internet Safety: For some people it may be important to remember that computers keep records of where users have visited; which means their abusers could become aware they are seeking help via the internet.

There are ways to erase these records and instructions can be found on the Cover your tracks page of this site. It may be safer and easier for people seeking help to use a computer in a public space such as a library.