The information and support on this page are for those who are, or are at risk of experiencing domestic abuse.
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The Hub is a comprehensive advice, information and guidance service, delivered by Birmingham and Solihull Women’s Aid (BSWAID), who are commissioned by Birmingham City Council. The hub provides access to a range of support across the city for all survivors of domestic abuse, and can also advise friends, family members and professionals. The in-person drop-in service offers a safe space, with a specialist multi-disciplinary team, delivering support by women, for women and children subject to domestic abuse.
The DA Hub helps women get support early, starting from when they first call for help, focused on their situation. They give advice and guidance at drop-in sessions and can help you find other services for both short and long-term support. The DA Hub works to stop problems from getting worse by offering practical help, like advice about money, debts, and keeping safe. They also help with planning for your safety and making sure you get the support you need for your own situation.
The support from the DA Hub is focused around your and your needs and the experiences you have gone through. The support will try to stop things getting worse and help you on your long-term recovery
The DA Hub can be accessed via:
Women-only drop-in sessions are also available at the Theresa Stewart Women’s Centre, Bank House, 36 Bristol Street, Birmingham B5 7AA for the following times:-
The Domestic Abuse Lead Worker Service provides 12 months specialist support to survivors in the community, helping them to navigate their options, recover, and rebuild their lives.
Women: Birmingham & Solihull Women’s Aid (add link),
Men, Women and Non-Binary: Trident Reach (add link)
The Birmingham City Council domestic abuse webpage is a starting point for anyone needing help or information about domestic abuse. It explains what domestic abuse is, how to get help quickly if someone is in danger, and where to find local support.
For more information, please visit https://www.birmingham.gov.uk/domesticabuse
