Keeping Safe from Domestic Abuse – free event helping you recognise and put a stop to abuse

10 July 2018

Written by: Safeguarding Adlults in Lambeth

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Lambeth Safeguarding Adults Board invites you to the Town Hall for a public event to help people recognise signs of domestic abuse and guide them through the support that’s available. The event will also introduce people to the role of Lambeth’s Adult Social Care service in protecting the most vulnerable people in our communities. This event is developed by the Community Reference Group, Lambeth’s Violence against Women and Girls Team in partnership with Lambeth Adult Social Care.

Signs of danger

The Safeguarding Adults Board supports Safer Lambeth Partnership’s vision of Lambeth as a borough where residents don’t have to experience, or fear, gender-based violence. We want to make sure that we’re doing all we can to stop abuse and neglect happening. A key element is ensuring that everyone living and working in Lambeth can recognise the signs that someone is at risk of abuse and neglect – and know how to respond.

How to book your place at the event

Sign up for free tickets via eventbrite  or email and come to Lambeth Town Hall (Room B-06) on 16 July, 1pm to 3.30pm.


For more information

  • To find out more about Safeguarding Adults in Lambeth please visit our information pages.
  • If you think an adult who has care and support needs (physical/mental disability) is experiencing domestic abuse and is unable to protect themselves, please report it to Lambeth Adult Social Care.
  • The Gaia centre provides one-to-one confidential support for women and girls aged 11+ living in Lambeth who have experienced, or may be at risk of, gender-based violence, eg domestic, sexual, financial or emotional abuse, stalking, prostitution, female genital mutilation, forced marriage, ‘honour’ based violence and trafficking for sexual exploitation. See their information pages, or call 0207 733 8724. The centre is open 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday and interpreters are available. They also help and men and boys aged 16+ who suffer domestic violence.
  • You can also call the National Domestic Violence Helpline, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, on 0808 2000 247