We have a range of services in Wiltshire.
Find out more on our Wiltshire page.
We have a range of services in Gloucestershire.
Find out more on our Gloucestershire page.
We have a range of services in Devon.
Find out more on our Devon page.
Splitz has delivered services to people experiencing the trauma of domestic abuse since 1989. We are women and girl focussed with 85% of our referrals being female. We deliver a holistic, person-centred approach that is best placed to meet the varied needs of our community. We are committed to working with other agencies to deliver an integrated, coordinated, community response.
a dedicated support worker will listen and help identify the right course of action
we won't tell anyone what to do, we will help people choose what to do and at a pace that suits them
we will help people to identify and overcome their challenges and to achieve and sustain independence
We have the skills and the experience - what we need are your donations to help vulnerable people escape domestic abuse.
You can support us by making a donation, volunteering or offering your skills and experience to help us with a specific piece of work.
Find out more on our donations page.
make a donation online to support our charity or one of our projects in your area
In 2016-17 our services in Devon, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire supported
15,946 people
12,175 adults
3,771 children/young people
(June 2017)
The Building Bridges programme supports people across Swindon and Wiltshire who are facing significant challenges in being able to develop their skills, access education or move towards the world of work. Taking part in the programme is entirely voluntary and all of our advice and support is offered free of charge. The programme is a partnership of local organisations who are experts at supporting people and giving them the skills and confidence they need to move forward.
See how we are involved, or find out more about Building Bridges project.
Splitz' Devon service was invited to attend an awareness raising event at the mosque in Exeter on the 8th March for International Women's Day and Fair Trade Fortnight. The Independent Domestic Violence Advocates (IDVA) attending met many people at their stand, which formed part of the exhibition.
Following the success of the Talk Toolkit for teenagers, Devon’s Safeguarding Team, led by Team Leader Emma Stephens, has developed a new toolkit for primary aged children. The toolkit, which has been developed in consultation with seven local schools, will provide professionals working with primary age children with a resource to help them support those who have been affected by domestic abuse.
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