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Help for Domestic Abuse - Nepali UK

Information and guidance on Domestic Abuse for the Nepali Community in the UK. Free & confidential. Follow link below for more information.

https://citizensadvicerushmoor.org.uk/domestic-abuse-support/

15/06/2026

It’s Elder Abuse Awareness Week. Today, our Domestic Abuse Team delivered an Elder Abuse Awareness session to members of the Nepali elderly community, raising awareness of elder abuse, individual rights, and available support services.
Let’s work together to raise awareness, break the silence, and create a community where our elders feel valued, heard, and protected.

06/06/2026

Thank you to everyone who stopped by and supported Rushmoor Citizens Advice Domestic Abuse Team at Victoria Day 2026. It was a fantastic opportunity to raise awareness regarding elder abuse and other forms of abuse.

Together, we can continue to challenge stigma, encourage conversations, and help ensure support is available to those who need it most.

04/06/2026

This afternoon, our Nepali Domestic Abuse Team delivered presentation at Samuel Cody School on domestic abuse, honour-based abuse, physical chastisement, and forced marriage. The session brought together Social Workers, Family Practitioners, Intensive Workers, managers, and school staff. It provided professionals with a greater understanding of the challenges faced within the Nepali community and highlighted the importance of recognising abuse and accessing support. Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to these important discussions.

28/05/2026

Our Nepali domestic abuse team is heading to Reading next month to deliver a workshop on elder abuse (Greater Reading Nepalese Community Association ). Raising awareness is the first step towards protecting vulnerable elders and creating safer communities for everyone. If you would like us to deliver presentation regarding elder abuse, domestic abuse/different forms of abuse to your community - please leave a comment or message us.

21/05/2026

Our DA team at Aldershot Garrison Health Fair today. Aldershot is the ‘Home of the British Army’ and has a high concentration of serving Gurkha soldiers and their families. Events such as this health fair allow advocates to directly reach service members and dependents who face unique military-life pressures. Aldershot Garrison

23/04/2026

This week is National Stalking Awareness Week (20th April - 24th April 2026) a national campaign led by the Suzy Lamplugh Trust to raise awareness of stalking, challenge common myths and ensure victims know where they can get help. Stalking is a serious crime that can have a profound and lasting impact on those affected. Everyone has the right to live without fear, without looking over their shoulder. If you think you’re experiencing stalking, contact the National Stalking Helpline at 0808 802 0300 for advice and support (‼️Please dial 999 in case of an emergency ‼️). If you are concerned for yourself/someone else and wanted to have a chat, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.

17/04/2026

Neelam lived with her husband and 2 children. He was physically, emotionally and financially abusive towards her for 11 years. She shared that he started abusing her during her first pregnancy. Around 30% of domestic abuse begins during pregnancy, and risks can increase even further after birth. Neelam and her children are safe now, we helped them move to refuge safe accomodation.

31/03/2026

Today we delivered presentation to front line welfare professionals at Headquarters Brigade of Gurkhas, Sandhurst. The Armed Forces community is unique, and service life can make it harder to ask for help for numerous reasons. Presentations such as this not only helps raise awareness about the project, but also fosters trust in support services and ensures soldiers to seek help for issues often deemed taboo.

26/03/2026

On Wednesday 25th March I joined representatives from The Citizens Advice Bureau in Farnborough at the Maddhat Shamuha community group meeting for elderly Nepalese residents. We were providing information and guidance on Domestic Abuse and how to report it. It was a great opportunity to meet this lovely group and answer some of their questions.

If you attend or organise a community group and would like to arrange input or advice on a topic such as Domestic Abuse and reporting then please do email the Positive Action Team and we will happily support you:

[email protected]

Nadia

25/03/2026

Today at ‘Madhat Samuha’, Smriti delivered presentation on financial abuse and ways to report such abuse.In many Nepali families, the need to protect “honour” and family reputation is paramount. This often leads to victims remaining silent about abuse, including financial coercion and to avoid shame. We recognise that delivering presentations and having discussions on financial abuse to the Nepali community in the UK is essential because this community faces unique, intersectional challenges that often prevent them from recognizing, reporting, or escaping coercive control and economic exploitation.

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