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Staying safe during the coronavirus emergency

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Staying safe during the coronavirus emergency

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Welcome to the Violence against women, domestic abuse & sexual violence (VAWDASV)  resource page

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Welcome to the Violence against women, domestic abuse & sexual violence (VAWDASV)  resource page

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         Who to contact - Life Fear Free Helpline 

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         Who to contact - Life Fear Free Helpline 

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                          Online Training

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                          Online Training

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Can you tell the difference between love and control?

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This is not Love. This is Control – TV advert

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If you or someone you know is suffering physical or emotional abuse at the hands of a partner, here are a number of ways to get help:

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If you or someone you know is suffering physical or emotional abuse at the hands of a partner, here are a number of ways to get help:

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The Live Fear Free helpline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week:  call free on 0808 8010 800 any time, if you can do it safely.

If you can’t talk in safety, but you need help immediately, police forces across Wales will respond to a silent 999 call – dial 999 followed by 55 to indicate that you can’t talk, but need help.

Other ways to contact the Live Fear Free helpline:
Text:  0786 007 7333
Email: info@livefearfreehelpline.wales
Webchat: https://gov.wales/live-fear-free/contact-live-fear-free.

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1: Use the bar on the bottom   (or swipe) to scroll down.
2: Use the bar to the right to scroll across the board.
3. Double click on images/links/powerpoints/videos to access the full information (or to play the videos).
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We hope you find this resource of use, if you have any comments or suggestions please contact: Cerileigh.evans@torfaen.gov.uk

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Violence against women, domestic abuse & sexual violence  - Online training access   

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Violence against women, domestic abuse & sexual violence  - Online training access   

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The new stay-at-home rules are intended to keep us safe and protect the NHS, but not every home is a place of safety.
For some, lockdown will increase their risk of domestic violence, emotional abuse, coercive control and even greater isolation.
The new rules could increase abusers’ power and control, leaving victims with little opportunity to access their usual supportive networks such as work, family or community groups.

We want anyone who is still in a position to help to be able to recognise the signs of abuse and know how they can safely help, whether that is one of the thousands of volunteers assisting our most vulnerable, an emergency contractor, postal services workforce, local shops, or supermarket employee.

That is why we have made our violence against women, domestic abuse and sexual violence (VAWDASV),  online learning module accessible to all, Wales will not be a bystander violence or abuse.

Our 45 minute online training can be accessed through guest log on:

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Learning@Wales is a national elearning platform managed by the Digital Learning Wales Team. The Digital Learning Wales team are also responsible for the development and management of national NHS elearning courses for Wales.

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Help and support for those who are experiencing or know someone experiencing domestic abuse and sexual violence during the coronavirus emergency.

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Jane Hutt AC Y Dirprwy Weinidog a’r Prif Chwip / Jane Hutt AM Deputy Minister and Chief Whip