Domestic violence help and counseling

You can contact Safe Home for free help and advice on domestic violence. Domestic violence is sometimes physical, such as hitting. But neglecting someone, extorting them or frequently calling them names can also be domestic violence.

You can call Safe Home day and night. Also if you have questions or are worried about someone else. Or if you use violence yourself. You can remain anonymous.

A local social worker from Safe Home answers your questions and gives advice. The social worker also discusses with you what professional help is needed.

Safe Home is there for everyone, young and old. Safe Home gives advice and offers support, including to professionals.

The mayor may impose a 10-day restraining order in cases of (imminent) domestic violence or (a serious suspicion of) child abuse. If necessary, the mayor can extend the ban to a maximum of four weeks. At that time, assistance for the victim(s) and perpetrator(s) also starts.