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Where to find our services

1. North West

• Cheshire
• Cumbria
• Greater Manchester
• Lancashire
• Merseyside

2. North East

• Durham
• Tyne & Wear
• Yorkshire

3. West Midlands

• Birmingham
• Shropshire
• Staffordshire
• Walsall
• Warwickshire
• Wolverhampton

4. South West

• Bristol
• Devon
• Dorset
• Gloucestershire
• Somerset
• Wiltshire

 

5. South East

• Bedfordshire
• Berkshire
• Buckinghamshire
• East Sussex
• Essex
• Hampshire
• Hertfordshire
• Kent
• London
• Oxfordshire
• Surrey
• West Sussex

6. Remote Services

Remote services are available everwhere, but these areas ONLY offer remote support.

• Cornwall / Devon
• Herefordshire
• Isle of Wight
• Leicestershire
• Lincolnshire
• Norfolk
• Northamptonshire
• Northumberland
• Worcestershire
• Suffolk
  

7. Other Services

• Bristol – Next Link
• Cambridgeshire Deaf Association – Advocacy Service
• DEaf Abuse Free Service – Derbyshire
• DEaf Abuse Free Service – Nottinghamshire

 

For support in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, please contact the organisations listed below:

• Welsh Women’s Aid (welshwomensaid.org.uk)
• Scottish Women’s Aid | Changing attitudes, changing lives. (womensaid.scot)
• Women’s Aid Federation Northern Ireland (womensaidni.org)

If you are not sure what is available in your area, please contact us. Our team will connect you with the right service in your area.

What We Do

We provide the only domestic abuse service that specialises in supporting Deaf people. We provide support across England.

Everybody we work with has their own dedicated worker. This worker will create a safety and support plan by assessing your support needs and by discussing the things you want to happen. Having this plan allows you to understand what is in place to keep you safe. 

We can offer support and advice linked to housing, children, therapy and the legal system. Your dedicated worker can also work with you when dealing with other agencies such as the police. 

We also provide prevention workshops in schools, colleges, and within the Deaf community. Our staff are working to raise awareness amongst young Deaf people using BSL, as we believe this information should be shared in their first language.

Contact our Domestic Abuse Team

If you are in an abusive relationship or think you might be, please contact us.

Text 07800 003421
da@signhealth.org.uk

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