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engaged with over
1,700
People Aged 60 Years and Over
disseminated over
2,000
Copies of Our Second Edition Practitioner Guidance
We have trained over
9,000
Practitioners Across the UK
do you see me?
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‘Do You See Me?’ is a short film co-produced by victim-survivors from the LGBTQ+ community. This film provides an insight into domestic abuse from the ‘lived experiences’ of four older people.
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