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We know that it takes courage to reach out, and we want to assure you you’re not alone. At TDAS, we provide trauma-informed, non-judgemental support, advice, and protection for anyone who has or who is experiencing domestic abuse.
"Without them I wouldn’t be here"
We’re working to break the cycle of domestic abuse. We offer a wide range of help to individuals and families in the Torbay area, including confidential advice, one-to-one and group support sessions, and safe accommodation. Our trauma-informed services include:
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Safety planning
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Referring you to other support agencies, including legal and benefits advice
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Helping you to build your future and move on with your life
You have the right to feel safe.
We are available Monday – Friday 8am to 5pm.
In a non-emergency, call 101. Alternatively, call the Women’s Aid 24-hour helpline: 0808 2000 247. To access mental health services through NHS 111, call 111 and select option two. In an emergency, always call 999.
Learn more about what we do and how our Growth in Action partnership with Torbay Council and Torbay Recovery Initiatives enhances support for individuals undergoing drug and alcohol treatment.
Support
Accessing our services
Taking the first step
Are you, or someone you know, ready to take the first step towards a safer and more empowered life? We’re here for you.
In order for us to extend our support or offer safe refuge house accommodation at TDAS, the person in need of our services must:
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Be aged 16 or over
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Be experiencing any form of domestic abuse
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Live within Torbay OR be assessed as being at high risk of domestic abuse
What next?
Please complete the confidential enquiry form below, or call 0800 916 1474.
If you are in immediate danger, call 999.