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Children & Young People's Domestic Abuse Advocate
IslingtonProvided By
Advocacy and support are offered for children and young people in abusive intimate relationships through risk assessment, safety planning, and ongoing assistance.
If the survivor does not consent or does not want to work with us, we can provide a consultation to the professional.
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusions
- male and female Islington residents/school pupils who have survived domestic abuse or sexual violence
- From 13 years old
- or under 25 for young people with a range of specific needs
Exclusions
- perpetrators of domestic abuse or sexual violence
How to Refer
GPs can make referrals or suggest self-referral by phone or email. Please state 'CIDVA referral' in the email title.
Self-referral
If emailing, please state 'CIDVA referral' in the email title
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