Advice: In The Home
Support, advice and guidance surrounding things that may be happening at home
If there is any language you do not understand please visit our Dictionary page here
If you still do not understand, then please contact us, or email us at shape_events@sandwell.gov.uk
We are here to help with anything you do not understand, and we can also point you in the right direction!
By clicking on the subjects below, you can find lots of help, support and information for yourself and others:
- Bullying
- Child Sexual Exploitation
- Domestic Abuse and Violence
- Domestic and Sexual Abuse and Violence
- Sexual Abuse and Violence
- Child Sexual Abuse and Violence
- Honor Based Abuse
- Physical Abuse and Violence
- Forced Marriage
- Genital Mutilation
- Gender Based Violence
- Violence Against Women and Girls
- Cost of Living Crisis
Family Relationships
- Family Problems
- Divorce and Separation
- Running away
- Stepfamilies and Second Families
- Living in care
- Young Carers
- Homelessness
- Abuse and Safety
- Moving Out
- Parents and Alcohol
- Parental Drug Misuse
- Young Parents
- Being Adopted
- Parents in Prison
- Relationships
Services that are here to help you:
- Healthy Sandwell – Helping you to find the support you need
- Kooth – An online mental wellbeing community
- BEAM Sandwell – Emotional health & well-being service
- SHOUT – A confidential text support service
- Health for Teens – The school nursing website in Sandwell
- National Bullying Helpline – Information and advice for anyone dealing with bullying
- Barnados – Support for victims of sexual abuse and exploitation
- NSPCC – Helping children move on after abuse
- Black Country Women’s Aid – Support for survivors of domestic abuse
- Refuge – Support for women & children against domestic violence
- Respect – The helpline for male victims of domestic abuse
- Respect Phoneline – Support for perpetrators of domestic abuse
- Sandwell Young Carers – Supporting children & young people in their caring roles
- DECCA – Drug and Alcohol Support in Sandwell
- Talk to Frank – Honest information about drugs
- Mermaids – Helping gender diverse children, young people & their families
- CEOP – Information about the internet, relationships and you
- St Giles – see below
If there is any immediate risk to life, contact the emergency services by calling 999 immediately
- To find out more about the police click here
- To report any crime that has taken place click here
