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In an emergency you should call 999

If you are unable to speak on the phone, after 20 seconds the operator will put you through the silent solutions team who will ask you to press 55 to confirm it's not safe to speak. Then they will ask you a series of questions that that you can answer by pressing a number on your keypad.

If it's not an emergency...

If you're not in immediate danger, but you do need help or support, call the 24-hour, National Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0808 2000 247. You can chat online with someone from the charity Refuge or Women's Aid have a chat function.

We're here to help

We're not an emergency service and we don't have a helpline, but we'd love to help you think through questions about your faith, and send you a free Handbook. We're here to stand alongside you as you get the support you need.

Are you experiencing domestic abuse?

If you think you may be in an abusive situation, there is help out there, whether you are based in the UK or internationally. You have a right to life without abuse; you are precious and can be restored. Life doesn’t have to be this way. There is another, better, way.

Being restored and getting free from abuse can take a long time and seeking help can be the first step in doing this.

What is abuse?

Women

Call on the freephone, 24-hour, National Domestic Abuse Helpline

0808 2000 247

Find out more

Men

Call on the freephone, National Respect Men's helpline:

0808 8010327

Find out more