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Sunflower Centre

Verified

Independent domestic-violence advocacy and safety support for people assessed as being at high risk.

Browse Domestic Abuse
Free
Urgent Help
Referral needed

You deserve to be safe, listened to and supported. If something has happened or you are worried about a loved one, it is okay to ask for help and take things one step at a time.

About this service

Sunflower Centre offers independent domestic-violence advocacy and safety support for people assessed as being at high risk. This service is there to provide safe, practical and informed support when people need help with health, family life, abuse, violence or the impact of crime. Depending on the service, support may include confidential advice, clinical care, safety planning, advocacy, emotional support, early help or signposting to wider services. Checking the website or contacting the team before attending can help confirm the current way to access support.

How they can help you

Sunflower Centre can help by listening carefully, explaining options and providing support that is respectful and easy to understand. Depending on the service, this might include medical care, advocacy, family support, safety planning, emotional support, referrals or practical next-step guidance. The aim is to help people feel safer, more informed and better supported while moving toward stability, recovery or stronger family wellbeing.

What to expect

When you get in touch, the team may explain the referral or risk-assessment process and help you understand how support can begin.

Who it's for

People at high risk from domestic abuse who need advocacy, safety planning or specialist support.

Eligibility

Usually for people assessed as being at high risk or referred for specialist domestic abuse support.

Referral needed

A referral from a healthcare professional or social worker may be required to access this service

Getting support

Eligibility
Usually for people assessed as being at high risk or referred for specialist domestic abuse support.
services.opening_hours
Mon-Fri 08:00-18:00
Referral requirements
A referral from a healthcare professional or social worker may be required to access this service

Trust and updates

Verification status: Verified

Last verified: July 16, 2026

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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