Wakefield Domestic Abuse Service
Wakefield Domestic Abuse service for victims survivors and people affected by domestic abuse. We deliver support across Wakefield and also offer programmes to tackle perpetrator behaviour, addressing the root causes of domestic abuse. We are committed to the principles of the Wakefield Domestic Abuse Strategy – Prevent, Protect, Support.
About Wakefield Domestic Abuse Support Service (DASS)
Wakefield DASS provides a combination of programmes and interventions to support victims and survivors of domestic abuse. Our compassionate, experienced and specialist team is dedicated to delivering the best support for individuals and the communities of Wakefield.
Our services are available to victims and survivors of domestic abuse regardless of people’s age, disability, gender, gender identity, race, religion or belief or sexual orientation. At your first meeting, we’ll explain how we keep things confidential.
What we offer
Cranstoun provides domestic abuse support services in Wakefield. We are here to empower and challenge & change abusive behaviour. Our services include:
- Assessment, support and safety planning for victim-survivors of domestic abuse
- Assessment and support for those who want to change their abusive behaviour
- Support for children and young people affected by domestic abuse
- Targeted support for those who may otherwise struggle to access services
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