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Domestic Violence & Abuse Support Resources

Domestic violence and abuse can take many forms—physical, emotional, or sexual—and it's vital to access the right support as soon as possible. Whether it's for yourself, a patient, or someone they care about, this page offers contacts for organisations committed to helping individuals escape abusive situations and rebuild their lives with safety and dignity.

If You, a Patient, or a Family Member Needs Help:
Here are some key areas of support available for domestic violence and abuse:


Domestic Violence Support: Services for victims of domestic violence, offering safe havens, emotional support, and advocacy.


Post Abuse Support: Specialised help for survivors of abuse—whether sexual, physical, or emotional—offering counselling, recovery programs, and resources for healing after abuse.


Male Domestic Violence Support: Dedicated services offering support to male victims of domestic violence, addressing their unique needs in an often-underrepresented area.

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ADFAM

Advice and information to support the families of people addicted to drugs or alcohol.

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020 3817 9410

Active Cornwall

Local sporting information for Cornwall.

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Adult Prevention Services

Available for those with health and wellbeing needs, helps self-manage and develop skills

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0300 1234 131

Age UK Cornwall

Transport, advocacy, befriending, and homecare for older people.

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01872 266388

Alcoholics Anonymous

Advice, information, and support for people with alcohol dependency.

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0800 917 7650

Aspire

Practical support for individuals living with spinal cord injury.

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020 8954 5759

Autism Helpline

Information, advice, and support for those with autism and their families.

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0808 800 4104

Bereavement Support Splash Project

Offers help and support to those who have experienced the loss of a baby.

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24/7 NHS Support Line Cornwall

Open 24 hours. Call if you are worried about your own or someone else�s mental health.

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0800 038 5300

ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training)

Cornwall's website dedicated to delivering Suicide First Aid training.

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Admiral Nurse Service

Support for dementia patients who are in-patients at The Royal Cornwall Hospital.

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01872 250000

Adult Social Care, Health and Wellbeing Access Service

Provides support for health and social care in Cornwall

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0300 1234 131

Al-Anon

Support for families and friends of problem drinkers, whether the person is still drinking or not.

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0800 0086 811

Alzheimer's Society

Provides information, support, and guidance for those affected by Alzheimer's.

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0300 222 1122

Association for Post-Natal Illness (APNI)

Provides advice and counselling for those suffering from post-natal depression.

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020 7386 0868

Beat

Provides helplines for adults and young people offering support for eating disorders.

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0808 801 0677

Bosence Farm Community

Temporary supported housing for people recovering from drug/alcohol dependence.

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01736 850006

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