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Support for Domestic Abuse

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, support is available. You do not have to face this alone. Whether you need advice, practical help or someone to talk to, there are organisations that can offer confidential support and guidance to help you stay safe and understand your options.

A2Dominion - Oxfordshire 

Their trained staff offer confidential advice and guidance as well as practical support to help rebuild your confidence and empower you to make the changes you want.

  • A safe place to stay if you flee
  • Emotional support
  • Practical advice and support, face-to-face or via their helpline
  • Support for children and young people
  • Training and advice for organisations
Who can use the services?

If you live in Oxfordshire and you are being abused, you can call them and use their services.

  • They can help you no matter what your status in the UK is or what kind of abuse you are experiencing or have experienced
  • Their service is open to everyone regardless of ethnicity, gender, religion, race, sexual orientation, disability
  • They can work with people aged 16 or over
  • They can provide safe accommodation for those needing to flee if you have recourse to public funds
  • They can support harder to reach communities that can not access support, such as sex workers, people with unsettled immigration status and older people 
  • It doesn’t matter how you are related to the person abusing you, or if you’re still in a relationship with them or not
  • It makes no difference what type of abuse you are or have experienced 

A2dominion - Oxfordshire can help you whether the abuse you have experienced or are experiencing is physical, emotional, psychological, sexual or economic abuse, including honour-based abuse, forced marriage, female genital mutilation, stalking and harassment and coercive control.

A2dominion - Oxfordshire work in partnership with:

The service is also affiliated to Women's Aid.

You can make a referral to their service using our referral form.

Funded by Oxfordshire County Council and free for Oxfordshire residents.

If someone needs help now, call the police: 999 - 24 hours a day, 7days a week

Oxfordshire Domestic abuse helpline: 0800 731 0055 - 10am - 7pm, weekdays or email adas@a2dominion.co.uk 

National Domestic Violence Helpline - 0808 200 0247 - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week