NCDV - National Centre For Domestic Violence

Introducing Shirt 38, symbolising the 38% increase in reported domestic abuse cases when England men’s team lose in a major tournament. #NoMoreInjuryTime This is not an anti-England campaign, it’s using the tournament to raise awareness of a horrific statistic. Solace Women's Aid Four Nine

“I fell madly in love with him. I did think it was strange he didn’t want to video call, but he said his camera wasn’t working. It didn’t enter my head that my lovely, wonderful boyfriend wasn’t real.” Our latest article looks at romance fraud – the ultimate mind game, when your emotional and financial abuser doesn’t even exist. https://lnkd.in/e2iDM2pQ #emotionalabuse #cybercrime #domesticabuse

We offer FREE in-house training to help you better support survivors. In our 45-minute session we cover everything from how to recognise domestic abuse to how we can help. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/ekiR6GmA #DomesticViolence #SupportSurvivors #NCVD

Does your relationship feel like it's on a slippery slope? Domestic abuse often starts subtly and escalates over time. Here are some early signs to watch out for: https://lnkd.in/e7Rm7N4P #EmotionalAbuse #FinancialAbuse #NCVD

A teenager has shared her experience of living in fear of her violent stepfather while growing up in a domestic abuse household. "To anyone else, he seemed like the perfect guy, he had a way with words and he was like everyone's best friend. Everyone loved him, but behind the closed doors, he was horrible."

A mother who faced domestic violence for more than 20 years said it was easier to "live with the abuse" than leave. Abby, not her real name, is sharing her story to help other people experiencing domestic violence to seek support.

A dad who went on the run with his teenage son after stabbing his wife multiple times and locking her in the family home has been jailed for 23 years with a five-year extension for dangerousness. He was also handed an indefinite restraining order preventing him from having any contact with his wife and son.

Jess Phillips told hundreds of executives at an event this week: “Almost every single one of you as an employer is currently employing a perpetrator of domestic abuse and or rape.” She went on to say employers could play a massive role in tackling domestic violence “way more than the Government” could, adding that managers had to stop being “terrified” of having uncomfortable conversations with staff seeking help.   We couldn't agree more - If your organisation needs help bolstering the support it's able to give its employees our Employers Toolkit includes training on: • Safe recruitment practices • Working in collaboration with local services to manage risk • Managing allegations and counter-allegations in the workplace • Safeguarding employees and other people. You can find more details through the link in the comments. https://lnkd.in/erRy59_R #domesticabuseawareness #domesticviolenceawareness #HR