Help in an emergency

If you think you are in immediate danger then call 999 for the emergency services

Covering your tracks

Online services and social media should be open and safe for everyone to use. We know that perpetrators of domestic abuse often use online tools to abuse their victims.

Below is information about how to keep yourself safe online and cover your tracks.

Covering your tracks

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Recovery Refuge Support Worker

We are looking for a positive & committed Recovery Refuge Support Worker to join our newly formed team working in our Recovery Refuge, supporting women who have experienced domestic abuse and have resulting alcohol/substance misuse issues or addiction. We are working in partnership with Open Road, our local drug and alcohol support service to deliver this new and exciting project aimed at delivering services to some of the most vulnerable women fleeing domestic abuse.
What happens when you are ready to move?

As with arrival, leaving can be a daunting time. To try an ease the anxiety, we are able to assist you in preparing your children for the move. This can be through a number of ways:-
What to expect when you arrive at the Refuge

Arriving at the Refuge can be an emotional rollercoaster, however with the welcoming staff available to support you, hopefully the anxiety will ease.
Pre-school Policies

Support we offer

Anyone can access community advice & support, on referral you will be allocated your Domestic Abuse Practitioner, who will tailor a support plan to meet your individual needs.
Getting in touch

There are a range of ways that you can get in touch with us, depending on what is safest for you.

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