JONATHAN’S HOUSE CIC
For professionals
Everything you need to refer a man to us, understand what we will provide for him, and reach our team directly. For GPs, social workers, police, IDVAs, housing and support workers, solicitors and faith leaders.
Email the office
For referral queries, case discussions and general enquiries.
Email usoffice@jonathanshouse.org.uk
Call the office
Speak to our team about a referral or our services.
01633 837800
Make a referral
We accept referrals for men aged 18 and over who have been affected by domestic abuse, whatever their background, faith or sexuality.
- Consent comes first. We can only contact a man who knows about the referral and has agreed to be contacted by us.
- High risk cases. If you believe the case is high risk, please also refer to MARAC through your local process.
- Tell us as much as you can. The more detail you include, the less he has to repeat, and the sooner we understand his needs and circumstances.
What happens after you refer
- We receive your referral. It comes straight to our team and is handled in line with our privacy and safeguarding policies.
- We respond according to his wishes. A member of our team gets in touch in the way he has asked, as safely and quickly as possible.
- We agree the right support with him. He chooses what suits him from the services below, and he can use more than one.
What we provide
| Service | What it is | Contribution |
|---|
| 24/7 helpline | Support and a listening ear, day and night | Free |
| Support groups | Trauma-informed peer groups, online and in person, including a monthly self-care workshop run by one of our therapists or counsellors | Free |
| Counselling | 12 one-to-one sessions, in person, online or by phone | A contribution he can manage, up to £300 for all 12 sessions, or nothing at all |
| Circle of Security Parenting | Online course for fathers with an accredited practitioner, with a certificate. Court reports available separately | A contribution he can manage, up to £150, or nothing at all |
Our promise: every man receives the same support, whatever he is able to contribute. No one is asked to prove anything, and where a contribution is not possible we look for funding to cover it.
Evidence
Welsh police data on male victims of domestic abuse, 2020 to 2024.
Read the findings
