For people experiencing domestic abuse, stay at home doesn't mean safe at home.
As shelter-in-place orders and lockdowns came into place around the world, domestic violence cases have increased significantly. The U.N. Population Fund (UNFPA) has predicted that at least 15 million more cases of domestic violence will occur around the world for every three months that government lockdowns are extended, amid the new coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19).
Across the UK, Boots pharmacies will now become safe spaces where domestic abuse survivors can contact specialist support services.
From May 1, people experiencing domestic abuse can ask Boots staff if they can use the consultation rooms where they'll be able to contact support services for help and advice. Read more...
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