National lockdown: please stay at home
Warrington is subject to the current national lockdown restrictions - please stay at home. For more more information about what this means, visit our coronavirus web pages.
National lockdown: please stay at home
Warrington is subject to the current national lockdown restrictions - please stay at home. For more more information about what this means, visit our coronavirus web pages.
If you believe someone is at immediate risk of harm, call 999
Refuge, IDVA service will be closed on 25, 28 December and 1 January. During those days, anyone calling the service will need to leave a message on our answer phone. We will be checking our messages regularly and will respond to any urgent messages. Any non-urgent messages will be dealt with the following working day. Call 01925 417138.
Warrington Women’s Aid - Christmas Eve, 8am -3pm. Open Tuesday 29, Wednesday 30and Thursday 31 December 8.00am - 4.00pm. Call 01925 243359.
Domestic abuse affects the whole family. Don't suffer in silence, talk to someone that can help. In an emergency, always dial 999.
It doesn’t matter if it happens just once, or every so often, or on a regular basis. And it doesn’t have to actually happen - threatening you, or your children, with anything like this could be considered domestic abuse.
Domestic abuse can start at any time, in new relationships or after many years together. And it can happen to anyone, in all kinds of relationships, no matter what your social group, class, age, race, disability, sexuality or lifestyle is.
Warrington Domestic Abuse Partnership (WDAP)
Along with the police and local support groups and charities, we are a member of WDAP. The group works together to try and reduce domestic abuse in Warrington, and make sure people know about how domestic abuse effects people, families and communities. Contact WDAP on 01925 443124.