Domestic Abuse Support Service 

Our Domestic Abuse Support Service offers confidential, non-judgemental support to women who are experiencing, or have experienced, domestic abuse. We provide a safe space where women can talk, seek help, and explore their options at a pace that feels right for them.  

Support is delivered by trained Muslim female support workers, using a trauma-informed and risk-aware approach that prioritises safety, dignity, and choice.

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What we offer

We provide:

Advice and guidance based on individual circumstances

Emotional support in a safe and supportive environment

Practical support, including help with:

  • Housing and homelessness concerns
  • Benefits and financial matters

Risk assessment and safety planning, where appropriate

Signposting and referrals to specialist services

Telephone and face-to-face support (by appointment)

Women are supported to make their own informed decisions, without pressure or judgement. 

Service Availability

Tuesday to Thursday
10:00am – 2:00pm

Appointments are offered during these times,
subject to availability.

How to access support

To make an enquiry or referral, please: 

Urgent and specialist support

You may wish to contact:

National Domestic Abuse Helpline – 24/7 confidential support

📞 0808 2000 247

Women’s Aid– Live chat, survivor forum, and local services directory

Refuge – Support for women and children experiencing domestic abuse

Roshni Birmingham  – Specialist support for BAME women

Cranstoun Housing – Housing support for women experiencing domestic abuse

📞 0121 633 1750

Birmingham City Council Housing Advice – Housing advice around options available

Birmingham City Council Homelessness Service – Services available 24/7

📞 0121 303 7410

Islamic Judiciary Board – Support with Islamic divorce enquiries

📞 0121 773 0050

Imam Q&A – Green Lane Masjid – Religious guidance and support

📞 0121 713 0080

In an emergency

If you are in immediate danger, call 999. 

If you cannot speak,  press 55  when prompted to alert the police silently.

For non-emergency police support,  call 101. 

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