This website is designed to raise the awareness of domestic abuse, the issues and problems that surround it and offer you some guidance on how to remain safe. If you are not experiencing domestic abuse, but you know someone who is, this information may help you to help them.

Although our website refers mainly to women experiencing domestic abuse, much of the information contained within, has a relevance for men experiencing domestic abuse and it is worth browsing through the whole site to help you to gain more information and understand how we and other agencies can help you. The difference between women as victims and men as victims is that the abuse against women by their males partners is by far the most dangerous and the harassment that ensues when the relationship ends is also more dangerous and the woman is at significant risk and in fear.

Although our website may contain a lot of information it should not be taken as a fixed course of action. Please do not feel weighed down or frightened by it but feel free to explore the relevant links.