Domestic Violence
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If you are a Front Line Agency or Government body please call us today for our full National Suite DFV Domestic & Family Violence solutions for home safety audit and risk assessments, safety upgrades, technology abuse and Forensic investigation services as part of the “The National Plan to End Violence against Women and Children 2022-2032”
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Family and domestic violence can include, but isn’t limited to
Physical Violence
Any violent behavior or threats of violence. It can be directed at you, or your children, pets or property. It might be: punching, hitting, kicking, pushing, choking.
Sexual Assualt
Sexual behavior you don’t want, such as being forced into sexual activity against your will.
Verbal or Emotional abuse
Behaviour that makes you feel worthless and put down. This can include yelling, insulting, name-calling and swearing.
Controlling Behaviour
Controlling behaviour makes you do or believe things you wouldn’t normally. You may be stopped from seeing people or leaving the house. You may be stopped from spiritual or cultural participation that’s important to you.
Stalking
Behaviour that makes you feel harassed or intimidated. This could be:
• Repeated phone calls or messages
• Unwanted or obsessive attention
• Someone following or monitoring you.
Technology facilitated abuse
When someone monitors what you do online. This may include:
• Checking your computer and phone use
• Using spyware on your phone to track you
• Publishing intimate photos of you without your consent.
Financial abuse
Behaviour limiting your access to money. Warning signs might be:
• Not being able to have money of your own
• Not being able to work
• Having to account for how you spend your money.
Abuse of older people
Deliberate or unintentional harmful behaviour in a relationship of trust with an older person. It’s any violence or mistreatment that causes harm or distress to an older person. It could be:
• Emotional
• Psychological
• Financial
• Physical
• Social
• Sexual
• Neglect
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