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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/

31/10/2026

To mark October’s Domestic Abuse Awareness Month, our Nepali Language Domestic Abuse Project explored new ways to raise awareness across generations.

We trained Nepali community champions to recognise abuse and signpost to support, and held an interactive workshop with Nepalese university students on healthy relationships, consent and family pressures.

A heartfelt thank you to Dambar mama, Shova aunty and University of Portsmouth Nepali Society 🇳🇵 (Binita, Bipasha, Grish & Kevin) for your commitment to raising awareness. Your willingness to start these important conversations helps us break the silence and build understanding within our community.

If you would like us to deliver an awareness session for your community group, university or organisation, we would love to hear from you.

09/10/2026

Our Nepali Domestic Abuse Team attended the Stop Domestic Abuse Annual General Meeting today.

It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with fellow professionals, reflect on the incredible work being carried out by SDA and celebrate our shared commitment to supporting survivors.

We are grateful to Stop Domestic Abuse for funding and supporting our Nepali Domestic Abuse Project enabling us to continue providing specialist, culturally sensitive support to Nepali-speaking survivors.

08/10/2026

A lovely morning at the British Forces Broadcasting Service BFBS Aldershot Coffee Morning in Aldershot.

A wonderful opportunity to connect with the Armed Forces community, raise awareness of our Nepali Domestic Abuse Project and Gurkha Resilience, Knowledge and Access (GRKA) Project, and share how we support Gurkha personnel, veterans and their families.

05/10/2026

Our Nepali Domestic Abuse Team recently delivered an interactive workshop for Aldershot Primary Care Network. Using a case study, we explored cultural barriers to disclosure and how primary care professionals can recognise and respond to domestic abuse within the Nepali community.

03/09/2026

A special moment for our Nepali Domestic Abuse Project — making sure our community’s voices are heard, all the way to Parliament.

A special thank you to Alex Baker MP and the members of her office for the warm welcome, support and opportunity to share our work.

27/08/2026

This week, we delivered interactive domestic abuse awareness workshops with our bajey bojus at Gurkha Ama Samuha Aldershot UK and Madat Samuha Kamal Bahadur Purja - starting important conversations and empowering our community through knowledge and support. Together, we can break the silence and remove the stigma by talking about it

25/08/2026

A wonderful morning at the Community Drop-In.
Rushmoor Citizens Advice Nepali Domestic Abuse Project joined the event to connect with members of our community and raise awareness of the confidential support available to anyone experiencing domestic abuse. Thank you to Aldershot Health Primary Care Network for organising such a welcoming and informative community event.

06/08/2026

Children do not have to directly see domestic abuse to be affected by it. Hearing abuse, witnessing a parent in distress, living in fear, or trying to intervene can all have a lasting emotional impact. If you or anyone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, please reach out to us. Our Nepali Domestic Abuse Project at Citizens Advice Rushmoor provides free and confidential support. We are here to listen, support you and help you understand your options.

23/07/2026

On 21st July 2026, we were honoured to deliver a domestic abuse awareness workshop to serving Gurkha personnel at Invicta Park Barracks, Maidstone.

The workshop covered different forms of domestic abuse through interactive case studies, how it impacts victims and families, and the support available within the military and the wider community. It also highlighted the importance of early intervention, reducing stigma, and encouraging people to seek support for themselves or others.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended and engaged in the discussion. Together, we can continue building safer communities where everyone feels able to reach out for help.

14/07/2026

14 July | Day of Memory for Victims of Honour-Based Abuse Karma Nirvana - Honour-based abuse is not about honour. It is about using family or community expectations to control someone's choices, relationships, education, career, clothing, marriage, or freedom. Many people endure abuse in silence because they fear bringing "shame" to their family or being rejected by their community.

Let's challenge the belief that "समाजले के भन्ला" matters more than someone's safety. Together, we can build a community where compassion, respect and wellbeing come before fear and shame.

If you are experiencing abuse, feeling controlled by family or community pressure, or are concerned about someone you know, please reach out. You can speak with us confidentially, and if you prefer, anonymously. We are here to listen, support you, and help you understand your options—without judgement.

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39 High Street
Aldershot
GU111BH

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

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