Beyond The Silence

Today we are talking to Zoe and Debbie who are social prescribers.  They tell us how social prescribing might help domestic abuse survivors when they move to a new area.

Alison is the DA manager for DCC.  If you would like to contact her please email on [email protected] 
The number for the DA helpline is 08000 198 668
The Safer Derbyshire website:- Welcome to a safer Derbyshire

In this podcast we talk to Peter about intuitive thinking.  If you would like to self refer please go to www.intuitivethinkingskills.com

In this podcast we talk about the language we use to describe abuse and the effects it has on how people perceive abuse.

In this podcast we talk to Karl, a police officer from Derbyshire's rural crime team, about the work the team does.

Today we talk to Mark from the ManKind Initiative.
For help call :-
ManKind Inititative
01823 334244
Samaritans 116 123
Mens Shed 0300 772 9626
Andy Man's Club [email protected]
Calm (Campaign Against Living Miserably) 0800 585858

Derbyshire domestic abuse Helpline   08000 198 668

Friday 24th December.  The Advice Centre will close at 3.30pm.   Helpline 8 am to 7 pm

Saturday & Sunday closed

Monday 27th December   Bank Holiday

Tuesday 28th December  Bank Holiday

Wednesday 29th & Thursday 30th December  normal working day. Helpline 8am to 10 pm

Friday 31st December.     The Advice Centre will close at 3.30pm.  Helpline 8am x 7pm

Saturday & Sunday closed

Monday 3rd January 2022  Bank Holiday

Tuesday 4th January 2021 The start of a new working year 

Help is still available over Christmas.

24 hour DA helpline  0808 2000247 for support out of hours

Call 999 in the case of an emergency.

Call Derbyshire  01629 533190 / out of hours 01629 532600

If you need to leave your property emergency accommodation is available. Accessed vis call Derbyshire, police or the 24hr DA helpline

Keeping safe :

Keep your mobile with you & charged.

Have a friend or neighbour you could call to if you are feeling concerned

Speak to your neighbours if possible & let them know your concerns & ask to call police if they are concerned.

If arguments happen & you feel at risk of physical harm, try & keep away from the kitchen area and areas around the top of stair cases.

We speak to Janet about the work she is doign to help victims in Derbyshire.

Today we have an interview with Deborah and our interpreter Jill.  There are some pauses in the recording to allow for interpretation.  For more support please look at :-
https://www.deafinitelywomen.org.uk/
Spring Derbyshire – Supporting you to make changes
https://otter.ai/u/_7JvmJORym_XJI5qC34iukdMu08  TRANSCRIPTION OF PODCAST

An interview with the Police and Crime Commissioner of Derbyshire, Angelique Foster.
https://www.core-derbyshire.com/
https://www.derbyshire-pcc.gov.uk/public-information/public-meetings/public-assurance-meeting/