We're committed to ending domestic abuse
Here's the proof of our commitment. As DAHA members, the way we train our staff and deal with domestic abuse is specifically aimed to help you in your individual circumstances.
Domestic abuse support
Are you experiencing a pattern of threatening, degrading or violent behaviour in your home? You don't need to suffer alone.
Report it
- Are you worried about someone else's relationship? A friend, a family member, colleague or neighbour? Unsure what to do and how you can help?
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Are you worried about your own relationship? Is your partner controlling, manipulative, abusive or violent? Does something feel not quite right?
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Are you worried about your own behaviour? Are your family frightened of you? Do your friends or other family members tell you that you're being unreasonable?
If you said 'yes' to any of these questions - or you know any of our customers who this applies to - please get in touch.
We can offer you advice and support options for staying safe. We will also signpost to specialist services that can help.
- Call us on 0800 012 1311
- Speak to us on live chat
- Email us at trust@peaksplains.org
- In an emergency, you should always call the police on 999.
Cheshire East Domestic Abuse Hub (CEDAH)
The hub is available 24/7, whether you're concerned for yourself or somebody else.
- Call 0300 123 5101
- Text 07771 941 464
- Email cedah@cheshireeast.gov.uk
- Visit their website
Don't live in Cheshire East?
Support from charities and agencies
Worried about your own behaviour?
Worried that you might be abusing someone? You can get help and support.
Respect Phoneline is free and offers confidential and judgement-free advice to help you stop abusing people.
- You can call them on 0808 8024040
- Or email them on info@respectphoneline.org.uk
- Webchat support every Thursday 2pm-4pm
DAHA - our domestic abuse response
Hear from our Customer Support & Enforcement Manager Donna, and Chief Exec Mark Howden about how we are bettering our response to domestic abuse.