Domestic abuse support
If you’re suffering from domestic abuse, find out what types of housing support are available to you
We can help if you're suffering from domestic abuse
Our housing solutions team can help you find a new home if you need to leave where you live now to escape from abuse.
We can also make a referral to help keep you safe if your abuser no longer lives with you.
Contact our housing solutions team by completing the housing advice form or calling 01252 774239.
If you are in immediate danger always telephone 999.
More advice and information is available in our leaflet about domestic abuse.
What is domestic abuse?
Domestic abuse is controlling, coercive, threatening, degrading and violent behaviour. It includes sexual violence.
It is usually committed by a partner or ex-partner but can also be committed by a family member. It can happen to both men and women. Children are often affected.
There are many forms of domestic abuse. The person who inflicts it is trying to make a person feel frightened, isolated, exploited, and dependent.