Domestic Abuse
You deserve to be safe, happy and healthy in your relationships.
If you’re in a relationship where you feel unsafe, unhappy and unhealthy, or have ended such a relationship and are still experiencing abuse, we can help.
We offer support — including referrals to other agencies who can arrange emergency accommodation — and general advice and guidance.
Any acts of domestic abuse is a breach of tenancy and legal action will be taken if necessary.
Domestic abuse affects many people,
you may worry about reaching out or may not know if you are in an abusive relationship. Here are some tools that can help.
It is acknowledged that whilst it is predominantly women who experience domestic abuse, this support also applies equally to any other gender.
The abuse can include but is not limited to:
- Psychological
- Physical
- Sexual
- Financial
- Emotional
Survivors rarely suffer just one type of abuse but a combination which systematically strips victims/survivors of their independence, confidence and self-direction.
Although every situation is unique, there are common factors that link the experience of someone who may find themselves in an abusive relationship.
- Destructive criticism
- Verbal abuse
- Pressure tactics
- Disrespect
- Breaking trust
- Being jealous
- Isolation
- Harassment
- Threats
- Sexual violence
- Physical violence
- Denial
Housing Solutions
If you are in a relationship where you feel unsafe, unhappy or unhealthy, you don’t have to deal with it alone.
If you are a Calico Homes customer and worried about your tenancy or home, please get in touch with our community safety team for a chat and to discuss your options. – 01282 686300
You can also get in touch with SafeNet or your local council to discuss housing options.
Anyone can be affected by domestic abuse. You might feel scared, isolated or afraid to tell anyone about your situation, but you are not alone- there is support available.
No person should live in fear of abuse. SafeNet offer support, advice and safe accommodation for men experiencing domestic abuse.
We will support and advise any of our customers who may be experiencing domestic abuse, regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, disability or financial status.
This is defined by the Government as an incident or pattern of incidents of controlling, coercive, threatening behaviour, violence or abuse between those aged 16 or over who are or have been intimate partners or family members, regardless of gender or sexuality.
If you are worried about some of your behaviours or unsure if your behaviour is abusive and harming others , support is available to help you change your behaviours.
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