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5th September 2019 by manager in Jobs, Local News
Come and join our team as an IDVA/Outreach Advocate
Job Opportunity – Come and join our team at North Surrey Domestic Abuse Service Role : IDVA/OUTREACH ADVOCATE Location: Staines Police Station Salary: £26,000 (FTE) Hours per week: Full time 36 hours per week Type of contract: Fixed Term for 12 months Closing date for applications: 18th October 2019 Purpose of role: To provide an on-site […]
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5th September 2019 by manager in Jobs, Local News
We’re recruiting for a new treasurer
We are looking for someone to join our trustee board as treasurer. We require a treasurer who can demonstrate commitment and integrity in advising the board on the charity’s financial matters, and maintaining financial control. Responsibilities include presentation of the management accounts at quarterly board meetings, and chairing the finance committee of the board. The […]
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7th May 2019 by manager in Local News
Grant Awarded to Advance Art Therapy
We are delighted to have recently been awarded a £1500 grant by Elmbridge based charity The RC Sherriff Trust. North Surrey Domestic Abuse Service The service supports those experiencing or those that have experienced domestic abuse and their children, who are residents living in Elmbridge, Spelthorne and Epsom & Ewell. As well as providing practical and in some cases […]
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20th January 2016 by manager in Home Content 1
Keep yourself safe
One way to protect yourself and your children from domestic abuse is to develop a personal safety plan. Think about where you would go in an emergency Plan how you would respond in different situations including an escape route from each room in the house and which doors you would use If you fear violence […]
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20th January 2016 by manager in Home Content 1
What is domestic abuse?
Domestic Abuse is the intentional use of verbal, emotional, psychological, financial and physical abusive tactics and behaviours in order to maintain power and control over and manipulate a partner, ex partner or family member. Domestic Abuse represents one quarter of all violent crime in the UK. Domestic Abuse is any incident of threatening behaviour, violence […]
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3rd December 2014 by manager in Increase your internet safety
Increase your internet safety
In relationships where there is domestic violence, children witness about three-quarters of the abusive incidents.” (Royal College of Psychiatrists, 2004). This comes to a total of at least 750,000 children in the UK per year. (Department of Health, 2002.) In 75% to 90% of incidents of domestic violence, children are in the same or the […]
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