We are dedicated to providing a wide range of services in Ealing to empower our service users with safety, hope, and purpose. Our support offer includes the following services.

 

Domestic abuse

We offer a variety of domestic abuse services in Ealing:

• Our domestic abuse refuges offer safe accommodation and support for both single women and women with children that are at risk of domestic abuse. 

If you are experiencing domestic abuse and need urgent help, please visit our Get help page:

Get help

 

Mental health

We offer a variety of mental health support in Ealing:

• Dame Gertrude Young House provides specialist accommodation-based support for men who are at risk of homelessness due to complex needs and mental ill health.

• Lynton Terrace is a registered care home providing 24-hour support for individuals aged 18-65 with enduring mental health needs.

• Toplocks and Bayham provides specialist mental health support to individuals with complex mental health needs who are at risk of homelessness.

• Goldsmith's Avenue and Old Oak Road provide specialist accommodation-based mental health support to individuals with complex mental health needs who are at risk of homelessness.

• Villiers Road provides long-term accommodation based mental health support to individuals with complex mental health needs who are at risk of homelessness. 

• Ealing Safe Space provides a safe, inviting space for individuals who are struggling to cope with their mental health and daily life.

 

Housing

Our Single Homelessness Prevention Service supports single people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness within 56 days.

 

Employment support

Ealing residents over the age of 18 have access to a variety of employment support through Twining-Hestia:

• Our West London Works programme supports those who have mental or physical health challenges.

• Our Employment Advisors in NHS Talking Therapies offer support for those already working with an NHS talking therapist.

• Our Developing Futures programme supports young adults (aged 18-24) from ethnically diverse communities looking for personalised and realistic advice on how to achieve their life goals.

 

Modern slavery response

Our modern slavery service started in 2011 and we have supported more than 7,000 survivors since then. We provide seven safe houses in London and Kent, as well as a pan-London outreach service working in every London borough.