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Domestic Abuse Support Services in Trafford DOMESTIC ABUSE SUPPORT SERVICES IN TRAFFORD This is a list of Organisations, Charities and Action Groups offering help to Trafford residents who are suffering from Domestic Abuse & Violence. The Various schemes available to an individual will depend on their personal circumstances. DOMESTIC ABUSE SUPPORT Services in Trafford Contents Advice and Information Services ............................................................................................................ 2 African Caribbean Care Group ............................................................................................................ 3 Alzheimer’s Society ............................................................................................................................. 4 Anxiety UK ........................................................................................................................................... 5 Being There (Formerly CallPlus) .......................................................................................................... 6 Citizens Advice Bureau ........................................................................................................................ 7 Greater Manchester Fire Service ........................................................................................................ 8 Inspire 2 Independence ...................................................................................................................... 9 Manchester Mandarin School ........................................................................................................... 10 M I Banks Solicitors ........................................................................................................................... 11 South Trafford Foodbank .................................................................................................................. 12 St Bride’s Church & Community Centre ............................................................................................ 13 Stretford Foodbank ........................................................................................................................... 14 Trafford Housing Trust ...................................................................................................................... 15 Trafford Leisure - Trafford Sports Village ......................................................................................... 16 Trafford Rape Crisis ........................................................................................................................... 17 Early Help .............................................................................................................................................. 18 Barnardo’s North West Family Group Conferencing Services .......................................................... 19 Birds of Paradise Arts CIC .................................................................................................................. 20 Cheeky Cherubs ................................................................................................................................ 21 Child in Mind ..................................................................................................................................... 23 St John’s Centre ................................................................................................................................ 24 Trafford College (Altrincham Centre) ............................................................................................... 25 Youth Zone ........................................................................................................................................ 26 Complex Needs ..................................................................................................................................... 27 Counselling and Family Centre.......................................................................................................... 28 Intuitive Thinking .............................................................................................................................. 29 Phoenix Futures ................................................................................................................................ 30 Riverside Services .............................................................................................................................. 32 Trafford Domestic Abuse Service (TDAS) .......................................................................................... 35 Trafford Stronger Families ................................................................................................................ 36 1 DOMESTIC ABUSE SUPPORT Services in Trafford Advice and Information Services 2 DOMESTIC ABUSE SUPPORT Services in Trafford African Caribbean Care Group Address: Claremont Resource Centre, Rolls Crescent, Hulme, M15 5FS Contact Tel No: 0161 226 6334 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Name of Contact(s) Dorothy Evans Service Open to: Vulnerable/Older Adults of African & Caribbean decent Overview Of service: A drop in centre; people are welcome to walk in and meet with the others there, have a game of bingo etc. Fresh meals, all cooked on site costing; Non-members £4.50 Members £3.50 They also offer meals on wheels service. Services on Offer: Day Care Service; They will pick up the client take to centre, provide breakfast, discussion and debate time, exercise, lunch and afternoon activities. The cost is £36 per day however if the client receives certain benefits they may get it reduced or even free. Referral Method: Telephone Referral Criteria: Additional Information NB: If the client is suffering from anxiety or lack of confidence but we feel this would benefit them we can accompany them on their first couple of visits with a view to pull away when settled. Website: http://www.accg.org.uk/ Leaflet: R:\IBU\Corporate\Partnerships and Communities Service\P&C Team\Community Safety Team\Domestic Abuse\STRIVE\Relate Directory\Referral Forms Leaflets Flyers etc\ACCG-Flyer.pdf 3 DOMESTIC ABUSE SUPPORT Services in Trafford Alzheimer’s Society Address: Dunham House, 85-89 Cross Street Sale. M33 7HH Contact Tel No: 0161 962 4769 or 07702 512469 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Name of Contact(s) Rebecca Trower – Dementia Support Worker (Trafford) Service Open to: All residents suffering with dementia Overview Of service: People, who have been given a medical diagnosis of dementia, can contact Alzheimer’s Society for practical and emotional support. Services on Offer: As well as emotionally supporting people with dementia they also support the carers, below are a few of the groups on offer. Client Carer Singing for the brain, St Johns Centre Old Trafford Respite groups Carer information and support programme CRISP1 is a 4 week programme CRISP 2 is a 3 week programme Walk & Talk, Worthington Park Referral Method: If a client would like to be referred, please use the referral form enclosed (see links below) or fill in the email version and send over to the email above. Notes: Referral Form: R:\IBU\Corporate\Partnerships and Communities Service\P&C Team\Community Safety Team\Domestic Abuse\STRIVE\Relate Directory\Referral Forms Leaflets Flyers etc\Alzheimers Society Dementia Support Service - REFERRALFORM.doc Additional Information The Alzheimer’s society dementia support service and Carer Information and Support programme is free, but they do ask for £1 donation for the Walk and Talk and Singing for the Brain groups. Also for carers in Partington we have a bi monthly support group in Partington Blue Sci Website: https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/trafford 4 DOMESTIC ABUSE SUPPORT Services in Trafford Anxiety UK Address: Zion Community Resource Centre 339 Stretford Road, Hulme. M15 4ZY Contact Tel No: 08444 775 774 Admin enquiries: 0161 226 7727 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Name of Contact(s) Hazel Whittle Service Open to: All who are affected by and/or living with anxiety disorders, anxiety, stress and depression Overview Of service: Anxiety UK is a peer-led, mental health charity that provides support, information and advice to those affected by and/or living with anxiety disorders, anxiety, stress and depression. Anxiety UK’s Infoline service provides callers with practical advice in relation to anxiety disorders, anxiety, stress and depression as well as providing access to other services provided by Anxiety UK (see list below) in addition to signposting callers to other relevant services. Services on Offer: Access to talking therapy services such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), clinical hypnotherapy and counselling with therapists available across the whole of the UK. National Information Line Email support: [email protected] Live Chat support available via: www.anxietyuk.org.uk Text support service: 07537416905 Psychiatric pharmacy helpline: 08444 775 774 (Mon to Fri 9:30-5:30) Quarterly Magazine: Anxious Times Access to Headspace mindfulness app Referral Method: Referral Criteria: Notes: Additional Information Anxiety UK have points of contact Self Help Services Anxiety UK (paid for service) Commissioned by NHS Family Membership/Single/Student No membership benefits Membership benefits Website: https://www.anxietyuk.org.uk/ 5 DOMESTIC ABUSE SUPPORT Services in Trafford Being There (Formerly Call Plus) Address: Trafford General
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