Domestic abuse in the UK: Is help available?

How can victims of domestic abuse seek help?

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00:00for family and friends or anyone,

00:02if you're concerned about somebody you know,

00:04about a loved one, how do you best support them?

00:07What do you do?

00:08And that can be really challenging.

00:10And often it's family and friends

00:12who are the person that somebody might go to first

00:15and might talk to.

00:17We want to raise awareness with health professionals.

00:19All are, you know, often it might be a GP somebody talks to.

00:24And we want to raise awareness as well with men out there.

00:28There's some really good men.

00:29There's many men.

00:30We work with our Right Turn program at Wynn.

00:33Works with men who might just be really worried

00:35about their behavior.

00:36There's lots of pressures.

00:38We want to provide a really unjudgmental service,

00:40but we want men to get in touch if they feel,

00:43you know what, I might be behaving in a way

00:46that isn't good for my family, isn't good for my partner,

00:49and certainly is not good for my children,

00:52but I don't know how to stop it.

00:53We can provide that support, advice, guidance, judgment,

00:57and sort of really look at behavior change.