Head of mental health service urges vulnerable to get in touch
Victims of domestic abuse are being urged to seek support by government's mental health department.
Ross Bailey, who heads the service, spoke at the latest coronavirus media conference.
He says the current lockdown measures are having very serious effects on people's mental heath, especially those who are vulnerable:
You can find details of the different support services offered by government here.
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