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Advice and information on child contact, disputes between parents and domestic violence. Check for dates.

Royal Greenwich Children's Services have commissioned Housing 4 Women (Greenwich DVA Services) to provide activities and therapy for up to 60 children who live in Royal Greenwich. The service is intended to help children recover from living with domestic abuse. There are also outreach learning mentors available. This is a service for children from families experiencing DVA. 

Royal Greenwich Housing has commisioned a floating support service from Housing for Women (Greenwich DVA Services). This service provides advice, information & support for up to 60 women resident in their own home in Royal Greenwich who are experiencing DVA. This is a service for victims and survivors of DVA.

A popular and effective 12 week, 2 hour programme for women who have experienced domestic abuse. For victims of domestic violence and abuse (DVA).

A specialist domestic violence and abuse/drug and alcohol worker is based in the Moving on Support Team (MOST), one of Royal Greenwich's resettlement teams in the Housing Options Service. 

National helpline for people concerned about being abusive to their partners. It can sign post to perpetrator programs around the UK. It is a service for perpetrators of domestic violence and abuse (DVA).

FORWARD UK (Foundation For Women's Health Research and Development) is committed to gender equality and safeguarding the health and rights of African Women.  It is a leading African diaspora women’s campaign and support organisation. It works through partnerships in the UK, Europe and Africa to transform lives, tackling discriminatory practices that affect the dignity and wellbeing of girls and women. It's main focus is on female genital mutilation (FGM), child marriage and obstetric fistula.

Midwives in the Maternity Service at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Trust make routine inquiries regarding domestic violence (DV) when women access the service. This enables identification of where DV is occuring and an appropriate response or referral-on. It is a particularly important service given women's increased risk of DV during pregnancy. 

New Leaf is an innovative domestic abuse service tailored specifically for young people in Greenwich. Recognising that young women experience more domestic and sexual abuse than any other age group. New Leaf combines the expertise of Little Fish Theater Company and Her Centre in a holistic model to engage and empower young people, promote positive relationships, prevent abuse and support those experiencing abuse. It works with young men to help them understand the impact of actions on partners, learn to control their behaviour and demonstrate nonviolent solutions to…

Men’s Advice Line Help and support for male victims of domestic abuse with a focus is to increase safety (and the safety of their children).  Advisors offer a confidential, non-judgemental listening space giving emotional support, practical advice and signposting to specialist services.    Advice and support is available to men affected by domestic violence and abuse, concerned family members and friends as well as frontline workers.   Contact:  0808 801 0327 (Mon & Wed 9.00am – 8pm and Tue,…