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‘I had nowhere to go’: how domestic abuse victims helped set up a new helpline in Wigan

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A new helpline launched in Wigan last year has taken nearly 5,000 calls so far. It offers support to victims, concerned loved ones and even professionals. But what makes the Wigan Council campaign unique is its ‘personal’ approach. People with first-hand experience of domestic abuse have helped shape the service.

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‘I had nowhere to go’: how domestic abuse victims helped set up a new helpline in Wigan

Domestic abuse is not all about physical violence – and anyone can be a victim.

2 years ago·Wigan, United Kingdom

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