Wanting to make a Referral?
If you would like to make a referral on behalf of someone you are or have been working with, please follow the instructions below.
The person has experienced domestic abuse
in the last 6 months
If the person you are or have been working with has disclosed they are a victim of domestic abuse and that there have been incidents of abuse (financial, emotional and psychological, sexual, physical, stalking and harassment and control and coercion) in the last 6 months please complete a DASH (Domestic Abuse Stalking and Harassment) Assessment (docx file).
Important
Please ensure you have the client’s consent before sending us the referral and make this clear on the DASH.
Once complete, please email this to [email protected].
How to complete a DASH Assessment
If you require any support when completing the DASH assessment with the person you are or have been supporting, please read the guidance on How to Use the DASH Risk Assessment (pdf file).
DASH-specific training offered
Alternatively, if you would like Rotherham Rise to provide your organisation with some training on domestic abuse or the DASH assessment, please email [email protected].
The person has experienced domestic abuse
over 6 months ago
If the person you are or have been working with has disclosed they are a victim of domestic abuse but the last incident of abuse (financial, emotional and psychological, sexual, physical, stalking and harassment and control and coercion) was over 6 months ago, please complete our Referral Form (pdf file).
Once complete, please email this to [email protected].
Using the PDF form
Step 1. Download the Referral Form (pdf file).
Step 2. Open the form in Adobe Acrobat and complete it.
Step 3. Once you have completed it, including the required fields, select from the menu in Acrobat “Save As” with a new name for the file.
Step 4. Send your newly saved and completed form to [email protected].
Alternatively…
Please contact a member of our Helpline Team Monday to Friday, from 9am till 5pm on 0330 2020 571 or via email at [email protected] if you would like to discuss support for someone you are or have been working with. We can be extremely busy and may not be able to answer your call straight away but please leave us a voicemail with your name, contact number and where you are calling from, and we will call you back as soon as possible.
What is the definition of domestic abuse?
The UK government’s definition of domestic abuse is:
“any incident or pattern of incidents of controlling, coercive, threatening behaviour, violence, or abuse between those aged 16 or over who are, or have been, intimate partners or family members regardless of gender or sexuality. The abuse can encompass, but is not limited to, psychological, physical, sexual, financial, emotional.”