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Rose House offers safe, supported accommodation for women
and children who have experienced domestic violence.
The self contained units at Rose House are primarily “move
on” accommodation for families who have had to leave
their homes because of domestic violence.
The accommodation at Rose House is intended to eliminate long
stays in a refuge and to provide an alternative to women for
whom communal living is not suitable.
Practical and emotional support is offered to women to help
them to regain their independence and prepare for a return
to the community. This can include:
- One to one emotional support.
- Signposting to other support services e.g. welfare rights,
solicitors, medical and housing.
- Links to other Women’s Aid services e.g. court
advocacy, resettlement, training and education, crèche
facilities, community support service.
Facilities at Rose House
- Centrally located
- Purpose-built, self-contained units in a secure building
- Security systems in place
- Fully furnished and equipped with washing machines, TVs,
microwaves, irons etc.
- Disabled access
- A lift
- Twenty four hour staff support
- Specialised group work, delivering programmes that will
help women understand their experience of domestic violence.
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