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Domestic abuse

Domestic abuse can affect women or men and those in same-sex relationships, regardless of age, lifestyle, race or ethnic origin, ability or disability, religion or belief. It is rarely a one-off event and often gets worse over time.

Types of abuse can include:

• Physical
• Sexual
• Verbal
• Emotional
• Financial
• Threats

In most cases, the relationship will be between partners or ex-partners (married, living together or otherwise), but it can also be with a family member or anyone who would reasonably be expected to live with the person experiencing the violence.

Children's health and well-being can be seriously affected by living in households where there is any form of domestic abuse.

We work with the police, East Surrey Domestic Abuse Services and other agencies to give support and practical help to people experiencing, or threatened with, violence.

More information:

• Advice and information about domestic abuse (This link will open in a new window)
• Domestic Abuse East Surrey Contact Directory
• East Surrey Domestic Abuse Services (This link will open in a new window)

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