Your safety is our priority. If you are a victim of domestic abuse, we are here to help, regardless of your immigration status. We understand that you may have concerns about speaking to the police, particularly around the sharing of information with immigration services. Please know that our primary goal is to ensure your safety and protect you from harm.

Clare’s Law is the Domestic Abuse Disclosure Scheme. It's named after Clare Wood, who was murdered in 2009 by her ex-boyfriend who had a history of abuse against women. The scheme allows you to ask police about the information they hold on a person in relation to domestic abuse offences and convictions if you believe that you or someone you know is in a relationship with an individual that could cause them significant harm.

Domestic abuse can affect anyone regardless of ethnicity, age, gender, sexuality or social background.

Throughout the Channel Islands, help is available for people who are victims of domestic abuse.