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8 things to do if you are experiencing domestic violence and who to call for help
Seeking medical attention, documenting abuse where safe, telling someone you trust and creating a safety plan can help victims protect themselves and access further support.
If the abuse involved sexual violence, seek medical attention promptly and tell the healthcare provider what happened so you can receive appropriate care and support.
Emergency: 112 Ghana Police Service: 191 or 18555 DOVVSU: 055-100-0900 If you are in immediate danger, prioritise getting to a safe place and contacting emergency services as soon as it is safe to do so.
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