クラレンス邸さんのインスタグラム写真 - (クラレンス邸Instagram)「“Six months ago, our country went into lockdown. Almost immediately, we saw both the best and the worst of human behaviour. For many, charity truly began at home, with family members caring for shielding relatives, and neighbours pulling together in new and different ways. But for some, it was abuse, rather than charity, that began at home.” The Duchess of Cornwall has written an article for The Guardian on the tragic increase in cases of domestic abuse during the Covid-19 pandemic. In June earlier this year, Her Royal Highness was announced as the Patron of charity @safelives_, who work to tackle the issue of domestic abuse across the UK. ⬅️ Last month, The Duchess visited one of the UK Says No More safe spaces in @bootsuk. Also available in Superdrug and Morrisons’ pharmacies, victims of abuse can access the safe space of a consultation room, where they can seek help with provided information about how to access national advice lines and local specialist services. “As ever, efforts that are united are the most powerful.” 📞 If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999 and ask for the police. Silent calls will work if you are not safe to speak – use the Silent Solution system and call 999 and then press 55 when prompted. 📱If you can’t use a voice phone, you can register with the police text service - text REGISTER to 999. You will get a text which tells you what to do next. Do this when it is safe so you can text when you are in danger. For more information and to read HRH’s article in full, please follow the link in our bio.」9月4日 17時07分