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Solace Accommodation

Solace provides safe refuge and move on accommodation to hundreds of women and children made homeless through domestic or sexual abuse.

Our staff provide skilled, specialist support for women and children across our refuges and accommodation services, enabling them to address both their practical and emotional needs during this difficult time of transition. Support is also provided to ensure women and children are safe and their core needs are met in relation to finances and welfare benefits, housing – especially move-on accommodation, legal matters, immigration issues, health, education, training and employment.

We provide safe accommodation for 809 women and children across our 24 refuges and 64 move on spaces. These support those who are fleeing abuse and need a safe place to stay in a crisis in order to recover from their trauma and rebuild independent lives.

Our specialist multiple disadvantage refuge in Camden offers 24-hour support to women with mental health needs and problematic substance use.

We also provide second stage dispersed accommodation and specialist support services. The Amari Project provides 2nd stage accommodation for women who have been sexually exploited through sex work or trafficking and the Rhea project which provides immediate temporary, crisis emergency accommodation for women and children in Southwark.

Solace Woman’s Aid Refuge Referral Form

You can refer yourself or if you are a professional you can refer using our referral form here:

Solace Woman's Aid Refuge Referral Form

Solace provides refuge accommodation for people who are experiencing abuse from a family member, partner or ex partner. We also have a project for those who have experienced exploitation

If you are currently looking for safe accommodation, please proceed to complete the form 
below. It is important we ascertain these details in order to ensure we have appropriate space and resources to meet your needs. 

Please note most of our refuge spaces have shared facilities (kitchen and bathroom) with other families. 
There are staff on site who will offer 1-2-1 support and residents must engage in weekly keywork sessions. Residents are required to pay service charges (gas, electric, water) and rent which can be discussed at the assessment stage.


Additional questions




Personal Details (person being referred)













Child(ren)





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Abuse


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“You have helped me and my children to get our confidence back, be strong and to prioritise myself. I have been starting a new life for me and my children.”

(A Survivor)

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women and children supported across our refuges and Accommodation Services

Solace Accommodation services