'If you are in immediate danger, always call 999. If you ring 999 and are not in a safe position to speak to us then cough, or tap, the phone and press 55, when prompted. This will alert the operator that you need assistance and we will provide support.
'Alternatively there is a new scheme to help victims called 'Ask for Ani' which gives victims an opportunity to reach out for help at pharmacies, including Boots, without making their situation obvious to other members of the public, or alerting their abuser.
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Ask for 'ANI': Domestic abuse help scheme explained
Ask for 'ANI': Domestic abuse help scheme explained
Safeguarding Minister Victoria Atkins says victims can go into pharmacies and ask for domestic violence help.
By asking for "Ani", anyone suffering from domestic abuse will be taken into a private room and offered support.
The codeword "Ani" represents an acronym for Action Needed Immediately.
Ask for Ani: Domestic abuse help scheme explained
'Alternatively there is a new scheme to help victims called 'Ask for Ani' which gives victims an opportunity to reach out for help at pharmacies, including Boots, without making their situation obvious to other members of the public, or alerting their abuser.
Jealous husband who brutally murdered his Asda worker wife is jailed for 18 years | Daily Mail Online
Ask for 'ANI': Domestic abuse help scheme explained
Ask for 'ANI': Domestic abuse help scheme explained
Safeguarding Minister Victoria Atkins says victims can go into pharmacies and ask for domestic violence help.
By asking for "Ani", anyone suffering from domestic abuse will be taken into a private room and offered support.
The codeword "Ani" represents an acronym for Action Needed Immediately.
Ask for Ani: Domestic abuse help scheme explained
