Knowsley Council along with partner organisations across the Liverpool City Region have teamed up to launch a new domestic abuse campaign – telling anyone experiencing abuse during the Coronavirus pandemic: #YouAreNotAlone.
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Merseyside Police has advice for domestic abuse victims on using ‘999 silent solution’ telephone system in an emergency. Here is a message from them.
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Raising Awareness of Knowsley’s approach to tackling Domestic Abuse
November 25, 2019Today, Monday 25 November, on International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (also known as ‘White Ribbon Day’) Knowsley Council…
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Be Like Becky and Spot the Signs of Domestic Abuse
July 26, 2018Escape the Control is a campaign launched across Knowsley and Sefton to help people understand extreme control is actually domestic abuse. Do you know the signs?
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Can you spot the signs of controlling behaviour?
July 19, 2018Controlling money, always criticising and being purposely isolated from friends and family are just some of the examples being highlighted…
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Knowsley hosts domestic abuse conference
November 22, 2017A range of agencies and voluntary services from across Knowsley have attended a Domestic Abuse Conference to help tackle the issue.
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Domestic Abuse Reduction Strategy 2017–2020
April 18, 2017The Domestic Abuse Reduction Strategy aims to support residents, families and communities in having safer, healthier and happier relationships and lives. You can read the strategy now.
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Funding secured to support victims of domestic abuse
March 24, 2017£300,000 of funding has been secured to support victims of domestic abuse and will be used to provide accommodation, therapeutic support and an extended sanctuary offer.
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‘Be a lover not a fighter’ and help end domestic abuse
March 31, 2016If you are experiencing or have experienced domestic abuse, or are worried about someone who is, help is at hand.