Domestic Abuse

Always call 999 if you or someone else is in immediate danger.

Find out what support is available to parents experiencing Domestic Abuse (Opens in New Window)

  1. What is Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG)?
  2. What is Domestic Abuse?
  3. Hounslow Violence Against Women and Girls Plan 2023-2026
  4. White Ribbon
  5. In an emergency
  6. Safety planning
  7. Covering your tracks online
  8. Worried about finances?
  9. Support for children
  10. Hounslow Multi-Agency Risk Assessment
  11. Local Services for Domestic Abuse Support
  12. Local and National Services for Violence Against Women and Girls
  13. Keeping safe on dating apps

Services to support children and young people affected by

Domestic Abuse

Let’s Talk Programme (LBH)

A 12 week therapeutic group programme to support children, to process their experiences and begin the healing process. Also for mothers to understand how to help and communicate with their children.
We run groups for Infants (year 1-3), Juniors (year 4-6) and teens (years 7-8 or years 8-9).
Email Lets Talk for more details and the next course dates.

Childline - Domestic Abuse (Opens in New Window)

Women and Girls Network (Opens in New Window)

A free service run by women, for women in London who have been affected by all forms of violence and abuse.

Awaaz Young Peoples Service (Opens in New Window)

Counselling for girls exposed to an environment in which domestic abuse is or has been present. Up to 16 free sessions for young people aged 11 to 18.

GALOP - national helpline (Opens in New Window)

Emotional and practical support for LGBT people experiencing domestic abuse.

Respect (Opens in New Window)

The Respect Young People's team runs a directory signposting parents, carers and practitioners to services in their area.

Sikh Helpline (Opens in New Window)