Helplines in South Sudan.

Get help with abuse and domestic violence from a hotline in South Sudan

Domestic abuse is any action or behaviour from a partner or spouse, girlfriend/boyfriend or family member that aims to control you. For some, this is physical violence, for others it takes the form of verbal, emotional, sexual or financial abuse.

One in three women and one in three men have experienced abuse or domestic violence. You might be afraid of reaching out for support. However, there are people who are equipped and willing to help you. Consider reaching out to any of the 1 hotlines in South Sudan who with abuse and domestic violence if you are experiencing these signs:

• Avoiding certain topics so that you don’t anger your partner/family member
• Your partner/family member has told you they will commit suicide if you leave
• Your privacy online being invaded
• Your belongings and property being destroyed
• Not allowing you to work or get an education
• Believing that your partner/family member’s aggressive behavior is your fault
• Feeling helpless, desperate, or emotionally numb
• Being taken advantage of financially

You might feel completely alone if you are a victim of abuse and domestic violence. Many people in your position tend to hide what they are experiencing. However, know that it is nothing to be ashamed of. The abuse and everything about it is absolutely not your fault.

If you're experiencing abuse and domestic violence, feeling scared is perfectly natural. You could be doubtful and convinced that there’s no way out. Talking to someone in South Sudan who understands how abusive relationships work might help you feel less hopeless and powerless.

For free and confidential support with abuse and domestic violence, consider contacting a hotline in South Sudan today.