DASSL offer a values led partnership delivering trauma informed services. We are looking for people from all backgrounds to contribute to our diverse teams for a range of frontline or roles in Lancashire.
Interested in working with one of our partner organisations? View their current job vacancies below or contact the relevant team for more information about available roles.
Be Free offers specialist support for individuals in Pendle and Rossendale who are experiencing domestic abuse from a partner, ex-partner or family member. Their services focus on helping people explore their options, improve their safety and strengthen emotional wellbeing. Through community outreach and access to safe accommodation, Be Free empowers individuals to build a more secure and hopeful future.
If you're passionate about making a positive impact and supporting people in their journey to safety and recovery, view our current vacancies below and join our team.
Loving Me provides one-to-one support, group work and refuge to trans+ and non-binary individuals who have experienced domestic abuse. Their team of support workers and IDVAs (Independent Domestic Violence Advisors), all of whom are trans+ or non-binary, bring lived experience and unique understanding to their work. Support is delivered with empathy, respect, and a focus on safety.
If you’re passionate about supporting the trans+ community and creating safe spaces for healing, explore opportunities to join our team and help us expand our reach.
Key supports individuals aged 16 and over in South Ribble and Chorley who have experienced domestic abuse. They offer both safe accommodation and community outreach, providing practical help, legal and housing advice and emotional support. Their person-led and trauma-informed approach helps individuals regain independence and build safer, more stable futures.
If you're looking for a rewarding career helping others rebuild their lives, explore our current vacancies and consider joining our compassionate team.
The Liberty Centre has been supporting women, men and children affected by domestic abuse for over 35 years. Their services include women only refuge accommodation, outreach support, a 24-hour helpline and access to counselling, legal, financial and housing advice. The team works flexibly with individuals to offer care in a way that suits their circumstances.
If you're looking for a career where you can make a real and lasting difference, view our current vacancies and become part of our dedicated team.
The Emily Davison Centre is the UK’s first Ending Violence Against Women and Girls (EVAWG) hub, bringing together five specialist charities in one purpose built space. The centre provides holistic, trauma-informed support to women and girls affected by violence, abuse, or exploitation, ensuring they receive coordinated care when they need it most.
Those interested in making a meaningful difference in the lives of women and girls are invited to explore current career opportunities at the Emily Davison Centre.
FCWA is a specialist domestic abuse charity working across Blackpool, Fylde and Wyre. They offer a 24-hour responsive service that includes refuge accommodation, community outreach and dedicated children’s and young people’s programmes. With accreditations from Women’s Aid and SafeLives, FCWA leads with quality and compassion in all aspects of support.
If you want to be part of a trusted, forward thinking team that supports people through crisis and recovery, browse their current career opportunities.
SafeNet provides safe accommodation and community based services to victims and survivors of domestic abuse across Burnley, Pendle, Preston and Lancaster. Their services are open to women, men, children and individuals who are trans or non-binary, including those with complex or multiple needs. In addition to 24-hour refuge provision, SafeNet offers outreach, school-based education and prevention services.
If you’re committed to equality, empowerment and support for all, take a look at our current career opportunities and help us make a difference.