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Domestic Violence and Abuse

Domestic Violence and Abuse

Domestic violence is any threatening behaviour, violence or abuse that takes place in an intimate or family-type relationship. It is a pattern of controlling behaviour.

Camden SafetyNet have produced a new guide and training resources on with essential information for staff who work with residents on how to recognise the signs of abuse and where to go for help. Further information can be found in the guide.

SignHealth Domestic Abuse service supports anyone in the Deaf Community who is experiencing or has witnessed domestic violence.

Their website contains a wealth of information in BSL (with subtitles) explaining domestic abuse issues such as migrant and refugee survivors, finances, wellbeing and self-care and many more.

The service is contactable via:

  • Text the number  88802 with the message 121SIGN
  • Email – [email protected] (regularly monitored)
  • Telephone –  0203 947 2600 (all calls to the Domestic Abuse Team are being redirected – if unable to get through then please email the service)
  • WhatsApp/SMS: – 07970 350366

The service also offers training on 'Domestic Abuse in the Deaf Community. The free session provides an insight to the Deaf Community, their culture and tips to aid communication.

Last updated: 23 September 2021