This page provides you with links to what we believe are relevant sites. If however you find other sites that you feel are particularly useful please let us know and we will consider including them here.

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Many sites are 'four nations compliant' and include links to other sites across the UK. Please note however that Action on Elder Abuse does not endorse the following sites and takes no responsibility for the contents therein. These links are given for information only.

Universal Beneficent Society

is a charity which helps nearly 1,100 people over the age of 70 years in the UK who are living on very low incomes. The charity provides a regular additional income guaranteed for life, emergency grants, advice and information, Christmas food hampers and cash gifts, and bedding packs.

Victim Support

Victim Support provides practical advice and help, emotional support and reassurance to those who have suffered the effects of a crime.

Wales Domestic Abuse Helpline

The Wales Domestic Abuse Helpline is a bilingual free and confidential information and support service for anyone experiencing domestic abuse or concerned about someone. The friendly trained Helpline Support Workers are non-judgmental and don't pressure callers to take action. The helpline can talk about possible options and services available such as; emergency accommodation, face-to-face support, counselling, welfare and benefit rights, housing and legal issues, child welfare and perpetrator programmes, or if the caller just wants to talk then we will listen. Call 0808 8010 800 - open 24 hrs a day - Website - www.walesdomesticabusehelpline.org

Wales Rural Forum

The Rural Resource is a project set up by Wales Rural Forum and financed by the Welsh Assembly Government (Environment, Planning and Countryside Department) and European Objective 1 Funds (EAGGF).

* to use ICT to create an online resource for rural communities

* to draw together information relating to rural affairs and issues affecting rural communities in Wales

* to showcase initiatives

* to provide opportunities for networks to ‘virtually’ share information, and to give organisations such as the Welsh Assembly Government a conduit to inform organisations and the community alike of their programmes, relevant to rural Wales.

Witness against abuse by health and care workers

Witness helps people who have been abused by health or social care professionals and seeks to prevent future abuse. They are also a major partner with AEA.

Womens Aid

A national domestic violence charity. Also runs a domestic violence helpline 08457 023 468.

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Call our helpline UK: 0808 808 8141 ROI: 1800 940 010

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Call our helpline UK: 0808 808 8141
ROI: 1800 940 010