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Our work with the ICO
At NCDV, safeguarding the integrity of our clients' and employees' data under the GDPR framework is a paramount commitment. In our continuous effort to refine…
Hearts, Flowers & Abuse of Power
Love Bombers just love Valentine’s Day! It gives them the perfect excuse to indulge in their favourite pastime of pulling you into a web of…
Time to Talk Day
1st February 2024. Time to Talk Day. What is it? I had never heard of it until recently. Turns out, it is held every year…
When Economic Abuse Stole Christmas
If you are being subjected to economic abuse and you have accrued debt and arrears as a result, you might be facing a very bleak…
16 Days of Activism – 16 Reasons Why
As we draw near to the end of the 16 Days of Activism to eliminate violence against women and girls, it’s useful to reflect on…
A Voice for the Silent: Supporting Men Affected by Domestic Abuse
When reading this blog, the first question you might ask yourself is: “Why is a woman writing about a man’s issue?” It’s a good question.…
How to Support Children After Domestic Abuse
The fall-out from domestic abuse rains down on everyone. Children and young people can get lost in the chaos as the primary victim is often…
The Rise of Tech Abuse
When I worked in a refuge, we warned all new women coming into the refuge to call their banks and change their addresses to the…
Life After Domestic Abuse
Do we ever truly get over our experiences of domestic abuse or do they intrude on our lives forever?
Domestic Abuse in Non-Traditional Relationships
Some people who experience domestic abuse are in relationships that are not defined by the traditional heterosexual or same-sex models.
Myths & Truths About Domestic Abuse
There are many common myths about domestic abuse, based on false assumptions and beliefs, In this blog I try to clear up some of the…
Public Perceptions of Domestic Abuse Are Unhelpful
Without a shift in public perception, addressing domestic abuse will remain challenging. We should be putting the blame firmly where it lies, with the abuser.
