Your safety
comes first.
This page tells you how to visit this site more safely, what to do if you are in danger, and where to get help. Please read it before you take the survey if you have any concerns about being seen.
Browsing safely
This site stores information in your browser history. If someone checks your device, they may be able to see that you have visited. These steps reduce that risk.
Use a private window
A private or incognito window does not save browsing history, cookies, or form data.
Chrome: Ctrl+Shift+N (Windows) or Cmd+Shift+N (Mac)
Safari: Cmd+Shift+N
Firefox: Ctrl+Shift+P
Use a safer device
A library computer, a friend's phone, or a work device that the person does not have access to is safer than a shared or monitored device.
Delete your history
If you cannot use a private window, delete your browser history after visiting this site. Instructions for each browser are below.
About this survey
The survey is anonymous. We do not collect your name, address, or contact details. We do not store your IP address. Your responses cannot be traced back to you.
How to delete your browser history
Chrome
Settings > History > Clear browsing data > select time range > clear
Safari
History > Clear History > select time range > clear
Firefox
Settings > Privacy and Security > Clear History
Edge
Settings > Privacy, Search and Services > Clear browsing data
Support and helplines
National Domestic Abuse Helpline
Free, 24 hours, run by Refuge
Men's Advice Line
Free, for men experiencing abuse
Galop
LGBT+ domestic abuse helpline
Karma Nirvana
Honour-based abuse and forced marriage
Deaf Hope
BSL domestic abuse support - via website
Childline
Free, confidential support for children and young people
A note to practitioners
Do not ask people to complete this survey on a shared or monitored device.
Do not complete the survey on someone's behalf without their knowledge and consent.
If you are supporting someone to take part, do so in a private, safe setting of their choosing.