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In 2010, the Home Office ran a campaign to challenge the attitudes of teenagers to violence and abuse in relationships.
These documents contain advice for schools and teenagers on dealing with issues around teenage relationship abuse. We would like to thank Women’s Aid, Against Violence and Abuse and Womankind for their help in the development of these materials.