If you are the person being abused
If you are the person being abused, please tell someone you trust as soon as you can. This could be:
- your family
- your friend
- your doctor
- your district nurse
- a social worker
- your carer
- your religious leader
- the police.
Abuse is not your fault. No one has the right to abuse you. You may need help to make it stop. Please do not ignore your concerns and let the abuse continue.
You can contact the adult social care team for advice and support on 01753 475111. We will answer your calls from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday. You can email us at safeguarding@slough.gov.uk.