Bradford Survive and Thrive partnership
In 2019 we joined forces with charities Family Action and WomenCentre to create a one-stop-shop for survivors of domestic and sexual abuse. The new consortium, named Bradford Survive & Thrive, launched in October 2019, transforming services in Bradford and the surrounding area.
Together we provide early intervention and prevention, specialist work with children and young people, recovery and confidence building and packages of practical and emotional support, work with perpetrators, counselling to children and adults and access to high quality crisis support, accommodation and housing, also moving away from support model to advocacy model with our practitioners trained as either Independent Domestic Abuse Advocates (IDVAs) or Independent Sexual Abuse Advocates (ISVAs).
Downloads
See the Survive and Thrive Professional Handbook
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
A day in the life… Early Intervention and Prevention Team
Staying Put believe in early intervention to prevent situations escalating further or becoming more serious. We therefore have an Early Intervention and Prevention Team, who offer a range of services to empower people subjected to domestic abuse. Here, we chat to...
Life at Staying Put- Domestic Abuse Car
Staying Put offer more than a helpline for people subjected to domestic abuse. Here, we look at the role of a DA Car Worker and how they support those most at risk from serious harm. What is the DA car? DA Car stands for Domestic Abuse Car. It is a partnership between...
Creative Writing Exhibition on Coercive Control Launches at Keighley Library
We are excited to announce that in partnership with the Coercive Control: From Literature into Law project, we will be exhibiting poetry at Keighley Library. Funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, Dr Hannah Roche at the University of York and Professor...