If you know you need help, take the next step and contact us to discuss our programmes of support. No matter your age, gender, sexuality or relationship status, we have support options for you.
Whilst Freeva’s services are only available to those living in Leicester, Leicestershire or Rutland, anyone can contact our helpline, and we will help you find the right support in your area.
0116 254 0101
These are our core office hours for The Jenkins Project. Should we be unable to answer the phone due to being with a client, please leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
We know talking about your behaviour and emotions is tricky, but you’re in the right place. Our range of support services can provide you with a non-judgmental space to talk about your emotions, and provide guidance and advice on your journey.
This 24 week programme aimed at those looking to change will explore the impact of abusive behaviour, healthy and respectful communication, and the foundations of a successful relationship.
Our Women’s Programme is a weekly group programme for women who are using violent and abusive behaviours in their heterosexual or same sex relationships.
We work with young people from 10 -18 years throughout Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland to support change in difficult relationships.
If you’ve already completed our Second Step programme, and are looking to work on your fathering or co-parenting skills, our Step Up Dads programme is for you.
Whilst we offer a range of support programmes in group settings, some people may be better suited to 1-on-1 advice and/or maintenance sessions, depending on their circumstances.
If you’ve completed our Second Step programme, we offer a monthly drop-in session that you can attend for ongoing support.
If you’re not yet ready to speak to someone, we have a range of information available for you to read in the meantime.
If you are looking up information on behalf of someone else, read our article on how to support others.
Whether you are looking for information for yourself or others, browse our resource library for posters, booklets and information leaflets.
If you’ve recognised that your behaviour has caused harm in your relationships, then you have already taken the first step towards change. Here are some things you can do to begin adjusting your behaviour on your journey.
Are you concerned that you may be using abusive behaviour towards someone you love? If so, you’re in the right place. Firstly, let’s talk a bit more about what domestic abuse can look like.
Looking to change abusive behaviour shows strength, asking for help shows strength. Finding out more about our services is a big stride towards healthier relationships.
Find out more about the impact of domestic abuse on loved ones, including emotional, psychological, isolation, financial and social impact.
