Male Victims Service
Cranstoun provides male domestic abuse services in several locations, recognising that domestic abuse can impact people of all genders and ensuring specialised support.
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Domestic abuse can affect anyone. Here at Cranstoun we understand that each case is unique.
We work with local organisations, each with unique skills and experience in domestic abuse, allowing us to deliver the best support possible for local residents.
The service is free and offers practical help, supporting men and boys to manage their lives and wellbeing, including those with poor physical or mental health.
We offer a range of immediate safety and support advice, emotional support, and ongoing personalised support in order to assist individuals to increase their safety and improve their health and wellbeing. As part of this, we provide a 12-week trauma-informed programme called Fortis.
Our support includes:
- Assessments, safety planning, information & advice
- Access to housing advice, liaison & referral
- Access to welfare, debts & planning advice
- Access to education & training services
- Access to employment services
- Connection to the community & activities
- Emotional and wellbeing support
- Life skills development
- Access to legal advice
- Services for the most vulnerable and hard to reach groups
Location(s)
Herefordshire
We're available Monday to Friday 9am-5pm.
Our staff work with you on a range of platforms phone/online or at an accessible community organisation.
01952 454 759
Westminster
We're available Monday to Friday 9am-5pm.
Our staff work with you on a range of platforms phone/online or at an accessible community organisation.
0203 326 8764
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