We’re here to
support, listen
and help.

Get in touch for support – Monday to Thursday 8.30am to 4.30pm and Friday 8.30am to 1pm. For out of hours support please click here.

We provide safe space
for women and children

We are committed to providing a safe, secure, and supportive space for anyone experiencing or at risk of domestic abuse or harassment.

Whether you are in a harmful situation or concerned about someone else, we are here to help. This is a place where you can feel protected, respected, and heard, no matter your background, gender, or circumstances.

If you have concerns about your safety or wellbeing, you are not alone. We offer confidential and non-judgmental support to help you explore your options. Our trained team can provide practical guidance, emotional support, and connect you with further resources or emergency services if needed.

Your safety is our priority.
Reaching out is a courageous first step, and we are here for you.

Safe Refuge

We provide safe refuge for women and children at risk of domestic abuse

Confidential Advice

If you have any questions about domestic violence, our experts can provide free, confidential advice

Children and Young People

Domestic abuse happens in young peoples and grown ups relationships, where there are children they see and hear what is happening and it affects them. Children can be hurt, scared or bullied as part of domestic abuse.

'100%

of women attending the groups enjoyed the programme and said our staff/trainers were very supportive, engaging, empathetic and perfect at their jobs.'

What services do we
provide to help you?

Refuge Accommodation

We currently have 11 refuge spaces for women and children throughout the Motherwell & District area. We provide two types of accommodation: Women are allocated a support worker who will support them with all of their practical and emotional needs throughout their journey in refuge.

Outreach Support

Outreach support is delivered throughout our local community, support can be provided by telephone, online or face to face. This support is available to women who do not want or need to access refuge accommodation.

Groupwork

We offer a range of groupwork programmes which can help with recovering from trauma, building confidence and providing practical and emotional tools around recovery.

Follow on Support

Follow on support is offered to women when they are rehoused after having lived in our refuge accommodation. This can take the form of practical and emotional support. The aim of follow-on support is to make the transition from refuge to a woman’s new home as smooth as possible.

Independent Domestic Abuse Advocacy

Our IDAA service aims to support women who are at the highest risk of harm from a partner or ex-partner. IDAA’s support women who are experiencing domestic abuse to identify risk and provide safety planning advice in ways that suit individual need.

CYP Service

We offer support to children and young people who have been affected by domestic abuse in the home and in their own relationships. We support all age groups of children; the support includes one to one support and group programmes.

We’re here to support, listen and help.

We provide safe space for women and children