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Cultural barriers

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Our aim is to provide support that is inclusive, respectful, and tailored to each individual. We work to understand each person’s experiences and reduce barriers so they can access the help they need safely. We also work in partnership with specialist organisations to ensure culturally appropriate support is available where needed.

Cultural barriers

Survivors from Black, Asian and other minoritised communities often face:

  • Cultural stigma and “honour”- based pressures
  • Racism or misunderstanding from mainstream services
  • Language barriers
  • Fear of immigration enforcement or loss of children
  • Lack of culturally specific refuges or outreach

We understand that reaching out can feel difficult, and we are here to listen without judgement.

You might be worried about:

  • Being judged or not understood
  • Shame or pressure from family or community
  • Language barriers
  • Immigration concerns or authorities
  • What might happen to your children

We take these concerns seriously.

You are not alone – abuse is never your fault. You deserve to feel safe, respected and supported.

How we can support you:

  • Listen and respect your experiences
  • Work at your pace, without pressure
  • Communicate in ways that feel safe
  • Maintain confidentiality and prioritise your safety

If you think you are experiencing domestic abuse, contact us for support and talk to a domestic abuse advisor at TDAS.

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How we can help

TDAS is committed to equity and anti-racism in all our services. We provide inclusive, intersectional support and work with community partners to make sure survivors are heard, safe and empowered.

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Confidentiality & your safety

Your safety is our priority. Any information you share with us is treated confidentially, and we will not share it without your consent unless there are serious concerns about safety. We will always work with you in a way that feels safe and supportive.

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How to access support

You can be referred by a professional (e.g. GP, housing officer, social worker) or you can contact us directly to discuss whether the service is right for you.

You don’t have to go through this alone – our team is here to help you feel safe, supported and heard.

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Call us for support, help or advice on: 0161 872 7368

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