Thursday, January 30, 2025

EDAN Lincs celebrate 24 years providing domestic abuse services in Lincolnshire

This month EDAN Lincs (Ending Domestic Abuse Now in Lincolnshire) are celebrating 24 years providing domestic abuse services in Lincolnshire.

From 1 April a new-look domestic abuse support service called Lincolnshire Domestic Abuse Specialist Service (LDASS) and delivered by EDAN Lincs was launched providing support and assistance to victims of domestic abuse across Lincolnshire.

With support from Lincolnshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, NHS Lincolnshire Integrated Care Board and Lincolnshire County Council and other agencies and partners, the new service offers a more joined-up approach and includes:

· Universal offer of support – this is online support and advice for all domestic abuse victims via digital platform www.ldass.org.uk

· A support hub and helpline run by EDAN Lincs on 01522 510041 opt 2 and accessible Monday – Friday 9am-5pm (excluding bank holidays)

· Intervention services for both adults and children and young people that include safety planning, 1:1 practical/emotional support and crisis intervention, family support and direct support for children, support in accessing legal advice, support in court and other services, courses/group support designed for survivors

· Recovery support

· A new outreach and engagement team to increase community and individual awareness, providing early interventions, developing survivor support networks and recruiting domestic abuse champions to signpost victims to appropriate support

Celia Madden, Chief Executive of EDAN Lincs, said: “It is crucial that victims fleeing domestic abuse are able to access services that they know and trust and are local to them. EDAN Lincs delivering LDASS (Lincolnshire Domestic Abuse Specialist Services) will carry on strengthening links with NHS, Police and other partner agencies in helping women, men and children living in Lincolnshire who have experienced domestic abuse and supporting them to live lives free from the fear of domestic abuse. If you or someone you know is going through domestic abuse, we’re here to help.”

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