Domestic abuse: 'I still remember hearing my mum's screams' - BBC News
Specialist counsellors say there are not enough services tailored for children who have experienced domestic abuse, so thousands do not receive the care they need.
Carl is a survivor of domestic violence who writes about the beatings he suffered at the hands of his father when he was a child.

He is now an advocate for Operation Encompass, a charity that supports children at schools affected by domestic abuse.

Now specialists can treat children who have experienced abuse, but these services are in short supply.

It's estimated that one in six children witness or experience some form of domestic abuse or violence.

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