Help in an emergency

If you think you are in immediate danger then call 999 for the emergency services

Covering your tracks

Online services and social media should be open and safe for everyone to use. We know that perpetrators of domestic abuse often use online tools to abuse their victims.

Below is information about how to keep yourself safe online and cover your tracks.

Covering your tracks

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Service Intake Policy

Service users can expect the same high quality service from Next Chapter regardless of the service they access or the length of time for which they access the service. Next Chapter is committed to delivering a service to victims of domestic abuse, which is needs-led and builds upon the individual strengths of the service users and promotes their independence.
Compliments and Complaints Policy

Next Chapter welcomes all feedback about our services, it helps us to change and improve on what we do. We welcome feedback from women and children who use our services and from other organisations with whom we work.
Adult Safeguarding Policy

This policy sets out the roles and responsibilities of Next Chapter in working together with other professionals and agencies in promoting adults welfare and safeguarding them from abuse and neglect.

Support we offer

Anyone can access community advice & support, on referral you will be allocated your Domestic Abuse Practitioner, who will tailor a support plan to meet your individual needs.
Getting in touch

There are a range of ways that you can get in touch with us, depending on what is safest for you.

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