Support services for perpetrators of abuse/abusers

Help and resources for those worried about how they are treating their partner or family member and want to stop.

Being controlling and abusive is a choice of the abuser. They are the only ones who can stop their behaviour. If they do not want to change then they will continue to be abusive. Addiction, redundancy or witnessing abuse as a child are not causing the perpetrator to be abusive. There is no excuse for domestic abuse. 

If you are being abusive to someone you love or have once loved, you can change your behaviour. You can do this by accessing support.

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Support organisations

  1. Drive
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    Support services for perpetrators of abuse/abusers
  2. Positive Change Service (PCS)
    Description
    Support services for perpetrators of abuse/abusers
  3. Domestic Violence Intervention Project
    Description
    Support services for perpetrators of abuse/abusers
  4. GamCare
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    Support services for perpetrators of abuse/abusers
  5. The 'Culturally Integrated Family Approach' (CIFA)
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    Support services for perpetrators of abuse/abusers
  6. The National Debtline
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    Support services for perpetrators of abuse/abusers
  7. Respect
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    Support services for perpetrators of abuse/abusers
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VAWG service directory

You can find lots of other useful services on the Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) service directory homepage.