IMPORTANT NOTICE: Our priority is to provide essential support to those affected by domestic abuse. Our helpline is dedicated to assisting vulnerable women and children in their time of need. For general inquiries, including donations, events, and other information, please DO NOT call our helpline. Please contact our office at 01902 904677 or email office@havenrefuge.org.uk.
Her Story
Welcome to our website. The Haven Wolverhampton supports women and children who have been subjected to domestic abuse, and women who are at risk of homelessness. Below you can explore stories of women whose lives were forever changed by Domestic Abuse, as well as read what children think about our wraparound service for children and young people. Through the practical and emotional support we provide, women and children are able to begin their journey towards healing and transforming their lives.
Megan’s Story
At the height of fame for this star from BBC's The Voice, no one knew that off the stage and behind closed doors, Megan Reece was a survivor whose talent had been overshadowed by the dark clouds of an abusive relationship for years. She shares her compelling story of...
Naima’s Story
I still remember the night I called the police, afraid for my life. As a migrant woman I was isolated; he would use this to taunt me, as he told me I had no life without him. The police referred me to The Haven who offered me safety in refuge. When I moved in, I felt...
Donna’s Story
Donna was referred to The Haven's Independent Domestic Violence Advisor (IDVA) Service for support after she was subjected to physical and emotional abuse by her ex-partner. The case was in court and she needed help with understanding what to expect and what was...
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Please note that the following lines of contact are strictly for those seeking support and not for general enquiries:
If you are not able to speak with us in English, you can still reach out to us for support; we use a telephone translation service for anyone calling us for support, whose first language is not English. Paycare kindly contribute towards the cost of our translation services.
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Latest News & Updates
How family, friends, and communities can safeguard against domestic abuse
What would you do if you suspected that someone close to you was being subjected to domestic abuse? Would you know how to support them? Domestic abuse often thrives in silence, but together, we can break the cycle. This Wolverhampton Safeguarding Week, learn how family, friends, and communities can make a real difference. Read for more.
The Hidden Link Between Domestic Abuse and Poor Mental Health – Donna’s Story
Recent findings reveal a worrying link between domestic abuse and poor mental health, focusing on suicide rates, with many victims experiencing severe psychological trauma. Early intervention and mental health support are critical in preventing these tragedies. Donna’s story highlights the urgent need for better resources and care for abuse survivors. Read for more.
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National Inclusion Week offers an opportunity to reflect on how we can make our workplaces more inclusive for everyone. Together, we can build workplaces that are not only inclusive but also serve as places of safety and strength for those who need it most. Read for more.
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