Support for people wanting to change their behaviour

Inspire to Change Programme – South Yorkshire

Phone: 0114 3211377

Email: CITC@Cranstoun.org.uk

Website: https://www.cranstoun.org/services/domestic-abuse/inspire-to-change/

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What is Inspire to Change?

The Inspire to Change programme provides support available for those who have been abusive controlling and/or violent to their partner or spouse and are wanting to change their behaviours. The programme has been designed to help participants learn new skills and find better ways to manage and control their abusive behaviour. It encourages participants to think and behave more positively to prevent harm to their partner, children and family in the future.

Who is it for?

The service is open to people of any gender aged 16 and above who have been abusive controlling and/or violent to their partner or spouse, including those with multiple complex needs.

Who provides the programme?

Cranstoun provides the Inspire to Change Programme across South Yorkshire and the service is funded by the four South Yorkshire Local Authorities and The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner.

How to make a referral

Self-referrals and referrals by any professional working with perpetrators, the victim or family are accepted. Please see the website to download the referral form and email to CITC@Cranstoun.org.uk.

 

Respect

Freephone: 0808 8024040

Email info@respectphoneline.org.uk

Website https://respectphoneline.org.uk/contact-us/ Webchat service also available

 

What is Respect?

The Respect Phoneline is a national service for anyone who’s concerned about their use of violence and abuse towards their partner, and for those supporting them: concerned friends or family members, Frontline Workers assisting abusers, are all welcome to call us for information and support. The service is available by phone, email or webchat and all interactions are kept completely confidential. Calls are anonymous.

 

Respect advisors will ask about the circumstances that led to your call and the behaviours. This may seem personal and you do not have to disclose information if you are not comfortable. But, this is a process that allows the advisors to better understand your situation and tailor advice to help you in your situation.

 

What about Victim/Survivor support?

if you / your partner is working with Cranstoun Inspire to Change then they offer support to partner and survivors or you can get support from Sheffield Domestic Abuse Support service.