Clare’s Law, formally known as the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme (DVDS), gives you the right to ask the police whether your current or former partner has a history of abusive or violent behaviour. You can also raise concerns if you believe someone you know may be at risk. Find out more about Clare’s Law, your Right to Ask and Right to Know, and how the scheme can help keep people safe.
We are proud to be a Living Wage Employer, committed to ensuring our team is paid fairly for the work they do. Paying the real Living Wage is an important part of creating a supportive, respectful workplace where people are valued and rewarded fairly.
Our therapeutic and wellbeing workshops provide an opportunity for children to engage with us in a creative environment and talk about their experiences and emotions.
We are excited to be able to offer a new programme that we have written for Teenagers! The programme is suitable for neurodiverse teens, and is written in collaboration with teens for teens
“Know my Worth” will be piloted over the next few months. This is an interactive programme to help teens understand the signs and effects of Domestic Abuse. The aim is to help them achieve happy and balanced relationships, along with knowing that they deserve to be treated with respect as well.