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Your voice matters – My Story

Come along to "My Story"; a safe space to share your views and have your voice heard with regards to your experience with our service.

We are Leading Lights accredited!

We’re proud to announce that Safe in Salford community step down service is now a SafeLives Leading Lights accredited service! Leading Lights is an independent certification that recognizes domestic abuse services meeting high standards of quality. This accreditation affirms that our community/step down provision is providing excellent support for[…]

Support Salford Foundation’s Women’s & Survivors’ Services

#AccelerateAction this International Women’s Day and join us in making a greater impact by supporting Salford Foundation’s Women’s & Survivors’ Services to empower women facing poverty, domestic abuse, mental health challenges, and social isolation. Support the campaign here This year, you can help us make an even greater impact[…]

Coercive Control in Relationships

Emotional abuse and coercive control in relationships isn’t always easy to recognise – would you know what to look for? Coercive control is a form of abuse where the abuser uses manipulative tactics to exert power and dominance over their partner. Coercive control impacts everyone, but it affects women the[…]

“Is my relationship healthy?”: Identifying abusive behaviours

It’s not uncommon for abusers to come up with reasons for their behavior that might make you question your feelings. These might be along the lines of “I was having a bad day” or “I was just messing around.” If you find yourself often wondering, “Is my relationship healthy?”[…]

Tips for supporting domestic abuse survivors

Addressing the topic of abuse takes courage, so it’s important to recognise the bravery of those seeking help. Supporting domestic abuse survivors, especially when they’re friends or family members can be difficult, yet offering emotional support is vital. Make sure to listen, believe their accounts, and give them the[…]

Launching the new Safe in Salford website: Your one front door for Domestic Abuse Support

We’re finally launching our brand new Safe in Salford website! We’re elevating Safe in Salford’s online presence in 2025. We’ve transformed it into an easy-to-navigate knowledge and resource hub for domestic abuse victims and survivors in Salford. The new site centres the service user, enabling easy access to support[…]

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