Safe Temporary Accommodation in Hereford for women and their children (if they have any) where women can recover from mental or physical abuse in a supported environment. The refuge is self catering though does have emergency supplies

Alternative Safe Accommodation is always found at another refuge in the national network if the Hereford Refuge is full

Information, Support and Counselling

Outreach Work with women and children affected by domestic violence who do not want to go into the refuge but who need support in exploring other options.

Aftercare is offered to all women and children when they are leaving the refuge, at first on an individual basis, then as part of a weekly aftercare group

Trained Child Support Workers work to identify the needs of children resident with their mothers in the refuge. They organise and deliver a wide range of activities and participate in child protection work with Social Services and other agencies

Rural Resettlement Service provides intensive longer-term support for families in Social Housing, who are recovering from the trauma of domestic violence

The strategic development of domestic violence policies and services in Herefordshire in partnership with a wide range of local, regional and national agencies