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We can break the wall of silence when survivors no longer feel stigmatised, blamed, and shamed. We all have a role to play and with the practical and emotional support we provide here at The Haven, you are never alone. Click here.
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Staying Safe Online: Are you concerned about someone checking your online activity? This guide share a few things for you to consider for your online safety. Click here.
Safety Planning Guide: This guide has important information that you might need to consider if you are thinking about leaving an abusive relationship. Click here.
Domestic Abuse Guide: This guide has information that will help you recognise abuse if you are unsure about what it is. Click here.
Health & Wellbeing Guide: This guide has information that will help you to improve your mental health if you are feeling worried and anxious. Click here.
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Latest Posts
UK Government to criminalise ‘virginity testing’, but what is it?
‘Virginity testing’ sometimes referred to as ‘two-finger testing’ is a harmful violation of women and girls, an invasion of privacy, and an erosion of their human rights. Women are still being sent by men to have their virginity checked in the United Kingdom. Doctors (some registered with the NHS) have been carrying out this practice since 2012 when it was first reported, but possibly earlier.
BLOG | Stronger, than yesterday – Jade Secker
Sometimes I run, sometimes I hide, sometimes I’m scared of you but all I really want is to hold you tight, for you to treat me right but I have to be with you day and night, you have all the power and control, this relationship is so toxic.
The Haven responds to the government’s strategy to tackle Violence against Women and Girls
This week, the government has released its Tackling Violence against Women and Girls Strategy, after a Call for Evidence which received over 180,000 responses, earlier on in the year. The document outlines how the government intends to prioritise prevention, support survivors, pursue perpetrators and create a robust system.