£1.5 million domestic abuse support service to launch in Wokingham
Wokingham Borough Council has launched a new, £1.5 million domestic abuse support service with national charity Cranstoun.
Tag: domestic violence
Male domestic violence reports rise 30% in last year
Male domestic abuses cases have risen since the pandemic began, with one in four men reporting they were victims to ...
Domestic violence charity continues support during lockdown
Local domestic abuse charity Kaleidoscopic UK has seen demand for its services skyrocket during the second lockdown.
Domestic abuse charity launches coercive control awareness video
Kaleidoscopic UK, a Finchampstead-based domestic abuse awareness charity, has launched a new campaign for Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
More than £800,000 avaliable to organisations supporting victims of domestic violence
“We hope that being able to offer more than £800,000 will give support to victims of these heinous crimes through ...
Detective Superintendent urges domestic abuse victims to prepare ahead for the worst-case scenario
“Families, friends, colleagues and neighbours are also encouraged to be vigilant and call the police if they believe domestic abuse ...
Domestic abuse charity warns against sharing viral posts offering codeword-based help
AS DOMESTIC abuse concerns continue to rise across the country, warnings have been made against sharing viral social media posts ...
Help fill festive shoeboxes for victims of domestic abuse in Wokingham Borough
AN initiative to help victims of domestic abuse over the Christmas period has been launched in Wokingham. Project Shoebox, in ...
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