
Domestic abuse: get help during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak - Find out how to get help if you or someone you know is a victim of domestic abuse.
If you need help, you can go into a pharmacy displaying this poster and use the code word ANI (Action Needed Immediately)
SDAT is an initiative led by Derbyshire Police in conjunction with Social Services, Health Services, schools and other agencies, who work together to safeguard children and adults.
Domestic Abuse can encompass but is not limited to the following types of abuse:
Children and young people witnessing domestic abuse
Witnessing domestic abuse is really distressing and scary and it causes serious harm to children.
Children who witness domestic abuse can experience a wide range effects. They may:
They may feel:
What is SDAT?
SDAT is an early notification system to schools to quickly notify them of any incidents of domestic abuse where the Police have attended a household where children live.
This enables schools to understand changes in a child's behaviour, attitude or general presentation and to support children if needed.
The Hideout is an organisation that offers support and advice to children and families affected by Domestic Abuse.
To find out more click the link below.