- The ‘exit this page’ button will open the Google search page. You will still need to delete your viewing history. It may be safer to go online at work, in a library or at the home of a trusted friend or relative.
- Call the police on 999 if you need immediate help. If you are not at risk of harm right now, you can call the police on 101 to discuss your situation.
- Camden Safety Net is Camden’s domestic abuse service. Contact the Camden Safety Net duty worker on 020 7974 2526, or email [email protected]. Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
- If it is not safe for you to stay in Camden, you can approach any council to get support.
If domestic abuse is happening to you, it's important to tell someone. Domestic abuse can lead to physical injuries and affect your mental health. Remember that you’re not alone.
Contact Camden Safety Net
Contact the Camden Safety Net duty worker on 020 7974 2526, or email [email protected]. Their office hours are Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. They provide independent, confidential, and non-judgemental support and advocacy. If it is not safe for you to stay in Camden, you can approach any council to get support.
Speak to your GP
Talk to your GP if you're worried about domestic abuse or your mental health.
Your GP can refer you quickly and safely to Camden Safety Net.
Mental health support
Get mental health support from Camden services. Camden Safety Net can work with you to find the right service.
The Samaritans are there to listen, whatever you’re going through. Call 116 123, they are open 24 hours a day.
Support in hospital
Talk to a member of staff or the safeguarding team who will refer you to Camden Safety Net.
Support if you are pregnant or have children
Pregnancy can increase the risk of domestic abuse. Your midwife will ask you about your relationship during your regular check-ups. They are trained in how to support you if you tell them you are experiencing domestic abuse.
Counselling and support for survivors
If you have separated from the abuser, you may be able to join an online support group and access counselling services. Call the Camden Safety Net duty worker on 020 7974 2526 or email [email protected] for more information.