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Posters
‘They always put me down and control everything I do…’ – supplied singularly
These posters help survivors of domestic abuse to access relevant support and advice. They encourage survivors in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire to access the 24-hour free domestic violence and abuse helpline.
Free
Information Cards
Domestic abuse – Braille Helpline card – for women – supplied singularly
Discreet information sticker with the Freephone number for the Nottinghamshire's 24 Hour women's Domestic and Sexual Violence Helpline, run by Juno Women's Aid. Also available in large print
Supplied singularly.
Free
Information Cards
Domestic abuse card – Advice and Support for Women – supplied singularly
Discreet information cards with essential support and safety information for women in abusive situations. Also available in large print.
Supplied singularly.
Free
Information Cards
Domestic abuse card- Advice and Support for Women card – large print – supplied singularly
A large print version of our regular Advice and Support for Women cards, these clear, discreet information cards provide essential support and safety information for women in abusive situations.
Supplied singularly.
Free
Posters
Domestic Abuse Posters for Women – supplied singularly
Please note that you will receive one of the shown designs; both designs contain the same information. The design you receive depends on our stock levels at the time.
These posters help survivors of domestic abuse to access relevant support and advice. They encourage survivors in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire to access the 24-hour free domestic violence and abuse helpline.
Free
Right to Ask – Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme poster – supplied singularly
This poster is to advertise the Right to Ask scheme. ‘Right to Ask’ gives anyone a right to ask the police if someone has an abusive past. If you’re concerned that you may be at risk of harm from a current or ex-partner, you can apply for information about them. The ‘Right to Ask’ can show if you may be at risk from someone and allow you to make informed decisions about your relationship.
Concerned friends, family members and professionals can also use the scheme if they’re worried about someone.
More information about the scheme can be found here: https://equation.org.uk/right2ask
Free
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