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Domestic and sexual abuse support

MEG supports people experiencing domestic or sexual abuse to understand their options, make their own choices and get safe, including through social prescribing.

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Prefer to talk? 01902 901270 · Monday to Friday, 9:30am to 5pm

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Cost
Free
Format
Private, safe conversations
When
As long as you need
Who
Anyone affected
Where
Wolverhampton & Walsall

Overview

About this service

You are not alone, and it is not your fault. We listen without judging and help you decide what to do next.

If you are in danger now

Call 999. If you cannot speak, call 999 from a mobile and press 55. National Domestic Abuse Helpline, free, 24 hours: 0808 2000 247.

How we help

  • A safe, private space to talk, with an interpreter if you need one
  • Help to understand your options and rights
  • Referral to specialist services, refuges, GPs and legal help
  • Social prescribing: activities and groups that rebuild confidence

How to contact us safely

Call 01902 901270 when it is safe to talk, or use the Ask for help form and tell us whether it is safe to call you or leave a message.

Who it’s for: Anyone experiencing domestic or sexual abuse

Support

How we can help

  • Your options and rights
  • Safety planning
  • Where to find refuge, legal and health support

Your journey

What to expect

  1. Get in touch

    Call, visit, or send a request online. You can ask in your own language.

  2. We listen

    A private conversation about what you need. It is confidential.

  3. Your plan

    We agree the support that is right for you – with us or with a specialist service.

  4. Follow-up

    We check in with you and change the support if you need something different.

Afterwards

Where it can lead

  • A safety plan you control
  • Referral to specialist services and refuges
  • Social prescribing: groups that rebuild confidence

What to bring

  • Nothing. Contact us only when it is safe

Questions people ask

Will you tell anyone?

What you tell us is confidential. We only share information if someone, especially a child, is at risk of serious harm, and we will try to tell you first.

What if I am in danger now?

Call 999. If you cannot speak, call 999 from a mobile and press 55.

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