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LGBT Domestic Abuse Partnership<\/span><\/h1>\n

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London Friend is a member of the London LGBT Domestic Abuse Partnership<\/a> (DAP). The DAP is a way for LGBT people who have experienced domestic abuse to get the maximum amount of help with a minimum amount of hassle. The DAP is open to any LGBT person experiencing domestic violence who is living or working in London.<\/p>\n

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About Domestic Abuse<\/span><\/h2>\n

Domestic abuse is any kind of threatening behaviour, violence, or abuse between people who have been intimate partners or family members. This includes forced marriage, abuse relating to gender identity or sexuality and so-called honour based violence. Domestic abuse can occur between current or former intimate partners, in the home, or in the family.<\/p>\n

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Domestic abuse can take many forms, including psychological, physical, sexual, financial and emotional abuse. Find out how to tell if you\u2019re experiencing it and what to do if you are.<\/p>\n

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Does your partner, ex-partner, or a family member:<\/p>\n

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