Domestic Abuse
What is Domestic Abuse?
Domestic abuse is a pattern of abusive behaviour by a partner or ex-partner, which can be physical, sexual, psychological, or emotional, including coercive control, and may also affect children.
Domestic abuse has no place in our society.
Should you find yourself a victim of domestic abuse, do not hesitate to reach out to someone. Our team is dedicated to supporting you through this difficult time and ensuring that you do not have to endure it alone.
Do you need support?
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When victims need to move on
If you need to move home due to domestic abuse, we will do all that we can to assist in identifying alternative accommodation. We do not have emergency provision but we will retain a duty of care to you should you wish to be re-housed by Langstane Housing Association.
How can we help?
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We will provide support and assistance to victims of domestic abuse.
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We will listen to you and with your permission make referrals to specialist support agencies.
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We will help you to remain in your home where it is safe to do so.
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File Description File Size Domestic Abuse - Fact Sheet 
496KB Domestic Abuse Policy 212KB Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Policy 143KB Privacy Policy 219KB Supporting and Protecting Adults from Abuse and Harm Policy 219KB Allocations Policy 198KB Child Protection Policy 199KB
Domestic Abuse help in Aberdeen, Shire and Moray
