Domestic Abuse Support For Women In Hull
Specialist emotional and practical support for women and families recovering from domestic abuse. Speak To Someone TodayDomestic Abuse Support For Women in Hull
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Purple House Domestic Abuse Service – providing specialized practical and emotional support to woman and family who are recovering from domestic abuse, in Hull.
The Domestic Abuse Team offers domestic abuse support to women who are affected directly or indirectly by the issues of domestic abuse. Our qualified IDVAs (Independent Domestic Violence Advisors) and ISVAs (Independent Sexual Violence Advisors) are passionate about ensuring woman and family have access to the tools and resources to provide a safe and secure life for themselves and family, helping them navigate the complexities of domestic abuse, including accessing safe accommodation, navigating criminal justice system and addressing other immediate needs.
How We Can Help
The Domestic Abuse team are able to offer support to women with complex needs, which may include but is not limited to: Substance Misuse, Mental Health, Disabilities and Learning Disabilities. We offer support to women born a girl and living as a woman, from age 18, in all community and religious background, including Black, Asian and Minority Groups, Asylum Seekers, Refugees and Migrants Workers.
Our dedicated team works in partnership with various support services such as: Immigration Services, Humberside Police (DASIT) Domestic Abuse & Safeguarding Investigation Team, Domestic Abuse Housing Team, Children and Adult Social Services, Drugs and Alcohol Services, Mental Health Serves and the Criminal Justice System. We prioritize the woman and children in every aspect of the work we do and support them in various ways, depending on their needs. We assess their needs by conducting a Risk Assessment, this is used to create a personalized Support Plan and Safety Plan that reflects their safety and support needs.
The service consists of a Domestic Abuse Floating Support Service and Crisis Accommodations within Hull. Both Domestic Abuse Floating support and Crisis Support could be accessed by self-referral, visiting our center, professionals or by contacting Hull City Council Housing Team.
Crisis Accommodation
The crisis accommodation is first and foremost a safe space for vulnerable women and children who have fled or fleeing domestic abuse – providing a secure place to start the process of recovery from domestic abuse and to prevent homelessness. We provide client centered domestic abuse floating support, housing related support and access specialist support.
Whilst in our Crisis Accommodation, they are allocated a Crisis Housing Worker and a Crisis Domestic Abuse Worker throughout their duration within our service. After moving on from the accommodation into their own independent accommodation, they are offered the choice to continue to receive Domestic Abuse floating support.
Domestic Abuse Floating Support
The Domestic Abuse Floating Support Service: We offer practical support to vulnerable and children within the community. Our primarily objective is to ensure they are safeguarded appropriately within their homes and communities – we do this through building a trauma informed relationship with them and develop trust, explore their existing safety strategies and validate their strength and resilience. We jointly create a Risk Assessment in order to create a safety plan and support plan tailored to their needs.
Support For All Women
We work with women born a girl and living as a woman aged 18 and above across all communities and backgrounds, including:
Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic groups
Refugees, asylum seekers, and migrant workers
Women with disabilities, mental health needs, or substance use challenges
Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic groups
Refugees, asylum seekers, and migrant workers
Women with disabilities, mental health needs, or substance use challenges
Our Approach
We work within a client centered approach to provide practical and emotional support to woman and children who are fleeing, fled or in a domestic abuse relationship. Ensuing that voices are heard and provided with the tools and resources to recovery from the effect of domestic abuse.
Facilities
The Centre provides confidential rooms for Drop Ins to speak to a specialist practitioner to explore your support needs and options available to woman and children.
A Qualified, Compassionate Team
Our front-line staff team consists diverse, qualified and experience IDVAs and ISVAs and Housing Lead Practitioner with mental health and Social Worker background.
Specialist Services
We offer crèche services for women attending the Centre’s programs and any therapeutic sessions offered.
Visit Us Or Get In Touch
Open
Open: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Drop-In
Monday, Tuesday & Friday, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Out-of-Hours Support
5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Phone and interpreter access available
Domestic Violence Contact Form
If you would like to get in touch with us, please complete the form on this page and we will contact you.