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Groups and services who can help if you or someone you know are affected by domestic violence.
If you are in immediate danger, call 999. If you think you might put yourself or someone else in danger by making a sound, you can alert the police: On a mobile phone call 999 then either make yourself heard by coughing, tapping the handset or - once prompted by the automated system - by pressing 55.
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change, grow, live
Offering drug and alcohol treatment, recovery and wellbeing support to all adults affected by alcohol and other drugs, their loved ones and communities, across the whole of East Sussex
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- Free service
National Domestic Violence Helpline
Support for anyone who may be suffering domestic abuse or violence, or if you are concerned for someone,
Advice and Information
- Free service
Suzy Lamplugh Trust
If you think you're being stalked, we can help
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- Free service
Karma Nirvana
Support for victims of honour-based abuse and forced marriage
Advice and Information
- Free service
Action on Elder Abuse
Specialist volunteers to help victims aged of elder abuse
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Action on Elder Abuse
Working to protect and prevent the abuse of vulnerable older adults
Advice and Information
Crimestoppers
An independent charity that gives people the power to speak up to stop crime 100% anonymously.
Advice and Information
Galop
The LGBT+ anti-violence charity (previously Broken Rainbow Helpline)
Advice and Information
Respect
Advice and support for men experiencing domestic violence and abuse
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Rape Crisis
Dedicated to the healing and empowerment of survivors of sexual violence, including a dedicated helpline
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Survivors Network
We support survivors of sexual violence and abuse in Sussex.
Advice and Information
Women's Aid
For women and their children who are affected by domestic violence
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Respect
Are you hurting the one you love? A confidential helpline offering advice, information and support to help you stop being violent and abusive to your partner
Advice and Information
Safe Space Sussex
If you're feeling unsafe, find out what local help and support is available to you.
Advice and Information
Hastings Safe Space
Saturdays 22:00 - 04:00 - His Place Church, Robertson Street
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