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Frequently Asked Questions
Can anyone apply?
We specialise in women fleeing domestic abuse including pregnant women, women with children.
A referral from a organisation is not necessary.
What are the homes like?
The accommodations are safe, secure and the ideal places to help feel safe and improve quality of life. Spacious, and suitable for babies and children.
Is it private?
All applications and referrals are confidential in compliance with the relevant legislations and GDPR compliance.
Accommodation & Housing Support
Women fleeing domestic abuse may be able to access safe accommodation, emotional support, practical assistance and specialist services designed to help them rebuild their lives. Non Violentiam CIC provides secure supported accommodation for women who have experienced domestic abuse, offering a safe environment where residents can regain confidence, stability and independence.
Supported accommodation can be accessed through local authorities, domestic abuse services, social workers, healthcare professionals and specialist housing providers. Non Violentiam CIC offers supported accommodation across Birmingham and works closely with referral partners to provide safe housing for vulnerable women.
Yes. Women escaping abusive relationships may be eligible for supported accommodation and specialist support services. Non Violentiam CIC provides a safe environment where women can access support, develop independence and begin their recovery journey.
Yes. Non Violentiam CIC supports mothers and their children by providing safe accommodation alongside practical and emotional support that helps families remain together while working towards a stable future.
Yes. We provide accommodation and tailored support for pregnant women experiencing housing difficulties, domestic abuse or other vulnerable circumstances. Our aim is to provide a safe and stable environment during pregnancy and beyond.
Supported accommodation combines housing with additional support services. Residents receive practical assistance, emotional support and guidance to help them develop life skills, access services and work towards independent living.
Domestic Abuse Support
We support women who have experienced all forms of domestic abuse, including physical abuse, emotional abuse, coercive control, psychological abuse, financial abuse, sexual abuse and controlling behaviour.
Supported housing provides a safe place to live away from abusive situations while offering access to specialist support services. This may include emotional wellbeing support, safety planning, housing guidance, advocacy and help rebuilding confidence and independence.
Yes. Resident safety is a priority. We operate robust safeguarding procedures and maintain confidentiality to ensure residents feel safe, secure and supported throughout their stay.
Support may include housing guidance, emotional wellbeing support, benefits advice, access to specialist agencies, education opportunities, employment support and assistance with rebuilding independence.
Support & Wellbeing
Residents receive personalised support based on their individual needs and circumstances. This may include housing support, budgeting guidance, wellbeing support, life skills development, education and employment advice, and access to specialist services.
Trauma-informed support recognises the impact trauma can have on an individual’s wellbeing and recovery. Our approach focuses on safety, empowerment, understanding and helping residents rebuild confidence at their own pace.
We provide tailored support plans designed to help residents develop practical life skills, access education and employment opportunities, improve wellbeing and prepare for long-term independent living.
Yes. We work in partnership with local authorities, healthcare professionals, domestic abuse organisations, support services and community partners to ensure residents receive holistic support.
Yes. Our team is trained to deliver compassionate, person-centred support while following safeguarding and supported housing best practices.
Referrals & Eligibility
Referrals can be made through local authorities, domestic abuse services, social workers, healthcare professionals, charities, support organisations and other professional agencies. Self-referrals may also be accepted depending on circumstances.
Yes. Individuals seeking accommodation or support can contact Non Violentiam CIC directly to discuss their circumstances and determine whether our services are suitable for their needs.
Referrals may be accepted from local authorities, social workers, domestic abuse services, healthcare professionals, probation services, charities and community support organisations.
Not necessarily. Eligibility depends on individual circumstances, support needs and accommodation availability. We assess every referral on a case-by-case basis.
Yes. Every referral is assessed to ensure that our accommodation and support services are appropriate for the individual’s needs and circumstances.
Moving Forward & Independence
Our goal is to help residents move towards long-term independence. Support may include assistance with housing applications, budgeting, employment opportunities, education, training and future planning.
Length of stay varies depending on individual needs, support requirements and progress towards personal goals. Each resident’s support plan is reviewed regularly.
Yes. We support residents throughout their transition into independent housing by providing guidance, practical assistance and ongoing planning support.
Contacting Non Violentiam CIC
You can contact us through our website, by email or by telephone. Our team will be happy to discuss referrals, accommodation availability and support options.
We aim to respond to all enquiries as quickly as possible and will discuss your circumstances, support needs and accommodation options during the initial conversation.
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