Support with dignity
We work with survivors of domestic abuse to ensure healthcare is delivered in a way that is safe, trauma-informed, and built on trust.
Our team provides confidential support to individuals navigating the physical and emotional impacts of abuse—helping them access vital services such as primary care, mental health support, sexual health clinics, and specialist services. We also assist with NHS registration and accompany people to appointments when needed, always prioritising safety and choice.
By working closely with local domestic abuse services, housing providers, and safeguarding teams, we make sure care is coordinated and sensitive to each person’s situation. Whether someone is in crisis or rebuilding their life after abuse, we advocate for their needs and help remove systemic barriers to care.
We’re also committed to training healthcare professionals to better recognise signs of abuse, respond appropriately, and provide compassionate, non-judgmental support—ensuring survivors feel seen, heard, and respected across the system.
