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Building safety, stability and independence for the future.

Our Safety and Domestic Abuse Support service provides long-term, trauma-informed support for people who have experienced domestic abuse, coercive control or other forms of interpersonal harm. We work alongside individuals to rebuild their lives by developing the knowledge, practical skills and confidence needed to live safely, independently and free from abuse.

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Why this exists

Recovery is not a destination reached overnight.

It is a journey of rebuilding confidence, restoring independence and creating lasting change.

We provide consistent, relationship-based support that empowers individuals to develop the tools and resilience needed to manage future challenges independently.

Rather than focusing solely on immediate interventions, we support people to establish lasting stability, strengthen their resilience and build the foundations for a future where they feel empowered to make informed choices and maintain their wellbeing.

Our support includes

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Developing personalised long-term safety and wellbeing plans.

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Understanding healthy relationships, boundaries and recognising abusive behaviours.

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Building financial capability, budgeting skills and long-term financial stability.

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Accessing and sustaining safe housing and independent living.

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Supporting progression into education, training, volunteering and employment.

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Developing strategies that help maintain personal safety, healthy relationships and long-term wellbeing.

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Building positive support networks and reducing social isolation.

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Navigating health, social care, legal and criminal justice systems with increasing confidence.

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Strengthening problem-solving, decision-making and self-advocacy skills.

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Developing practical life skills that promote independence and self-sufficiency.

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Building confidence, self-worth and emotional resilience.

Who can apply?

Licensed2Thriveis primarily for care and justice experienced young people aged 16 to 25. Applications from people up to the age of 30 may be considered where funding allows and individual circumstances meet our eligibility criteria.

We currently deliver the programme across our funded delivery areas. If you are unsure whether you are eligible, we encourage you to get in touch with our team.

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