Supported Accommodation Services

We provide housing support for women in various boroughs in and around London and Surrey, specifically designed to assist those in need of domestic violence support. Our facilities include shared houses and self-contained units, ensuring a safe space that also promotes mental wellbeing services.

We partner with qualified counselors to provide essential mental wellbeing services and domestic violence support, ensuring that your wellbeing is prioritized. Rest assured, this service is strictly confidential, and we also offer housing support for women when needed.

We assist our service users in teaching essential life skills, focusing on areas such as education, training, and employment, while also providing domestic violence support, housing support for women, and mental wellbeing services.

Good relationships are crucial for your mental wellbeing. They can: 

help you to build a sense of belonging and self-worth 

give you an opportunity to share positive experiences 

provide emotional support and allow you to support others 

To strengthen these connections, especially for those seeking domestic violence support or housing support for women, there are many strategies you could try: 

We can offer holistic therapies, martial arts, and craft workshops as part of our mental wellbeing services to help facilitate change and establish a healthier lifestyle.

Current information and reports on domestic violence support can be found at the following link. For more details on available resources, including housing support for women, please check the campaign page: https://www.endviolenceagainstwomen.org.uk/campaigns/. Additionally, the Code of Practice for Victims of Crime in England and Wales from November 2020 provides crucial insights into your rights and available mental wellbeing services: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/974376/victims-code-2020.pdf. For a clearer understanding of your rights, you can view this leaflet: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/979234/victims-code-crime-leaflet-web.pdf.

Mountains Projects offers vital support to all of our service users, especially those facing challenges related to domestic violence. Victims and survivors who are self-isolating may find it difficult to access support or escape an abusive situation when they otherwise could. Self-isolating while living with an abuser can also heighten the risk of harm. 

The following provides an overview of the support services available to victims and survivors during the outbreak. Most services have reduced face-to-face appointments and groups but continue to provide domestic violence support remotely and over the phone. Some services may have reduced capacity, so we advise checking the websites of these services for up-to-date information, if possible.

Support from the police remains steadfast. There are measures they can take to remove an abuser from the home if someone is at risk. In an emergency, please always call 999, or for non-emergency support, call 101. Safeguarding teams and specialist investigators are on duty 24/7 to provide advice and help. Police stations remain open, although for many, visiting them may not be practical. Additionally, for those in need, housing support for women is available to ensure safe accommodations, while mental wellbeing services can help with the emotional impact of these challenging situations.