The Beverley Lewis Safe House
   - a refuge for women with Learning Disabilities.

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 The Beverley Lewis House

 is a Safe House for Women with learning disabilities who feel frightened,
 or are being treated in a bad way

 and want it to stop.

 If you are being or have been attacked or treated in a bad way

 you can do something about it.

 You can telephone Beverley Lewis House and can speak to a woman worker

 or you could ask a social worker or a friend to do it for you.

 We can arrange to meet you about living in a Safe House.

 You need Social Services to agree to pay for your place at the Safe House before you can move in.

 You can stay at the Safe House until you find your own safe home ( up to 2 years )

 If you come and live in the Safe House

 You will live with other women who have also been attacked , or who have been treated in a bad way.

 You can be on your own when you want to.

 There will be women workers who can help you learn to do more things for yourself , like:

 Using money.

 Speaking up for yourself.

 We can find a counsellor who you will be able to talk to about your problems.

 For the safe house to be safe the address has to be kept CONFIDENTIAL.
 This means that you cannot tell your family or your friends where you are living.

 

 Beverley Lewis House works to be fully accessible to women with physical/sensory disabilities.

 No facilities for children.

 This is the telephone number for the Beverley Lewis House - 020 7474 1876

 PO BOX 7312
 London E15 4TS

 History

click here to find out more about the history of the Beverley Lewis Safe House

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