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Domestic Abuse
What is domestic abuse?
Domestic Abuse is a serious social and criminal issue. The violence can take many forms and can last for many years. It includes physical assault, sexual abuse, psychological abuse and financial exploitation.
Anyone in society can suffer from this type of abuse, regardless of your age, gender, disability, sexual orientation, financial position, culture or beliefs. The abuse may be from someone you are currently in a relationship with or have previously had a relationship with. This includes abuse from relatives, as well as opposite or same sex partners.
There are laws to protect you and any children you have living with you. Local specialist services are available in Trafford to provide you with free, confidential advice and explain your options.
Where to get help?
Download our Domestic Abuse Directory for further information or contact us using the details at the at the bottom of the page for general advice and guidance.
If you are worried that you could be tracked online, the safest way would be to access the internet at a local library, an internet cafe, friend's house or at work. You could also access information via an iPlus point.
Who to contact
Domestic Abuse Co-ordinator
Safer Trafford Commissioning Team
Waterside House
Sale
M33 7ZF
Email: dv@trafford.gov.uk
Telephone: 0161 912 1089
Fax: 0161 912 3441
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