Experiencing domestic abuse?
We will help.
Call us- 0808 2800 999
Our helpline is completely free and confidential, and the call will not show up on itemised bills. Find other ways to contact us here
Who are Staying Put?
We are a domestic abuse and sexual violence charity working across the Bradford area. We support women, men and children who are survivors of domestic abuse and sexual violence.
We know that people experiencing domestic abuse heal quicker from the trauma if they can continue living in their own home with their support networks around them. Our service works to keep victims in their homes- hence our name Staying Put.
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Our partners/services
We are proud to work in partnership on some exciting projects to ensure that we are serving our community in the best way we can. Find out more by clicking on the projects below.
Last year, Staying Put
recieved over
18,000
enquiries through our One Front Door helpline
supported over
400
people in our accommodation services
supported over
3,500
people with a designated IDVA or support worker
Call for help now
0808 2800 999
Open Monday - Friday, 9.30am - 4:30pm (closed for half an hour lunch at 1pm)
Our One Front Door helpline is completely free and confidential, and the call will not show up on itemised bills.
Latest news, blogs and jobs
Family Court IDVA (WYPP) (Bradford, Kirklees & Calderdale)
Would you like to be part of an exciting West Yorkshire-wide pilot programme supporting individuals, families and children through the Family Court process? Are you ready to make a meaningful impact through supporting domestic abuse survivors, ensuring their voice is...
Staying Put leads groundbreaking Family Court IDVA pilot
We are delighted to announce that we will lead on the new Family Court Independent Domestic Violence Adviser (IDVA) delivery model of the West Yorkshire Pathfinder Partnership (WYPP). We will be working in collaboration with our exceptional West Yorkshire partners...
Understanding coercive control
When we think of domestic abuse, physical violence often comes to mind. However, abuse isn't always visible—it can be psychological, emotional, and deeply manipulative. This is where coercive control comes in, a form of abuse that became illegal in the UK in 2015....
Partners and supporters
Our service supports anyone in the LGBT+ community who is, or has been, subjected to domestic abuse and sexual violence. We aim to support, empower and advocate for everyone in the LGBT+ community to the best of our abilities, including working with other organisations both regionally and nationally to make a safer world for all. Find out more here.
Registered Charity No; 1116162