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Domestic abuse

 

 

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Domestic abuse can affect anyone, and we understand it takes many forms, most commonly in relationships, but also involving family members.

At One Vision Housing, your safety is our priority. We are here to offer non-judgemental support, helping you find the advice and guidance needed to feel secure in your own home.

If you are currently affected by domestic abuse, please contact us immediately, or reach out to the police or a registered charity for urgent support.

Our Commitment to You:

  • We will ensure you can access the right support services as early as possible, providing advice so you can make choices about your next steps.
  • We partner with you and external support agencies to help you rebuild your life after experiencing abuse.
  • We will always follow relevant safeguarding procedures if we believe a child or vulnerable adult is at risk.

We are proud to have signed the ‘Make a Stand’ pledge alongside other housing providers to actively combat domestic abuse and secure safe homes for our customers and their families.

A list of organisations and their contact details who can support individuals and families affected by domestic abuse can be found below:

Merseyside

Cheshire

National

Men's support

  • Mankind

    Their confidential helpline is available for male victims of domestic abuse and domestic violence across the UK as well as their friends, family, neighbours, work colleagues and employers.

    We provide an information and signposting service to men suffering from domestic abuse from their current or former wife, partner (including same-sex partner) or husband. This can range from physical violence or object throwing to abuse such as constant bullying or insults.

    Mankind

  • The Paul Lavelle Foundation

    The Paul Lavelle Foundation charity was registered in April 2018 with the intention of raising awareness to male domestic abuse through sports and outdoor activities.

     

  • Respect Men's Advice Line

    A helpline for men experiencing domestic abuse.

    0808 801 0327

    info@mendadviceline.org.uk

    Respect Men’s Advice Line

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