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We have a range of different options we can offer based on your individual circumstances.
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One-to-One Support
The Domestic Abuse Programme is available for any LGBTQ+ person who is:
- Aged 16+
- Living in Greater Manchester or Liverpool
- Is currently experiencing, or has previously experienced, Domestic Abuse
LGBTQ+ Independent Domestic Violence Advisors
Our Independent Domestic Violence Advisors (IDVAs) provide support to LGBTQ+ people currently at high risk of Domestic Abuse from partner(s), ex-partner(s), or family members. This includes support for LGBTQ+ people who are experiencing or are at risk of honour-based violence/abuse (HBVA), forced marriage, stalking, and coercive controlling behaviours. Currently this service is only available to Manchester residents.
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Outreach Team
Our Outreach team offers support to those who are currently or have previously experienced Domestic Abuse from a partner(s), ex-partner(s), or family member(s) and may not require support from an IDVA.
You will be allocated your own dedicated caseworker who will provide a safe, supportive, and non-judgemental environment where you can discuss the issues you have been experiencing and support you to make informed decisions about your situation.
Our Domestic Abuse caseworkers can also support with:
- Individual safety and support planning to help keep you safe
- Housing and Resettlement options so you can live in a safer area
- Emotional and practical support to help you through each step
- Advocacy on your behalf to ensure your voice is heard
- Support around housing options, refuge and extra home security
- Support with obtaining legal orders for additional protection
- Support with reporting to the Police and navigating the court process
- Access to peer support groups with those who have similar lived experiences