RESIDENTS have been reminded that domestic abuse help services are open at all times for those who need help.
Hampshire County Council put out the message in the run up to White Ribbon Day, an annual event on November 25.
The event aims to raise awareness about violence towards women.
This Wednesday and over the following 16 days of action against domestic abuse, the County Council says it will be using social media to reach out to anyone who could be at risk, across Hampshire.
Executive Member for Public Health, Councillor Judith Grajewski said: “Domestic abuse is never okay, and if anyone is experiencing this and needs a safe place to stay or is struggling to manage their emotions or behaviour, I would urge them to please get in touch because help and support is available for all members of the family."
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