Domestic Abuse
AHS are committed to listening, supporting, and ensuring you are safe within your home. We are committed to support anyone experiencing Domestic Abuse
Our Commitment to Your Safety and Well-being
Domestic abuse is not just about physical violence; it’s about a pattern of controlling, coercive, or threatening behaviour.
If you are feeling unsafe in your home, we are here to listen, support you, and help you find the right path forward.
At Auckland Home Solutions, we believe everyone has the right to live in safety and peace.
We are committed to supporting residents who may be experiencing domestic abuse, providing a confidential and compassionate response.
If you need any further guidance:
What Is Domestic Abuse?
Physical Abuse
Physical Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Emotional Abuse
Emotional Abuse
Financial Abuse
Financial Abuse
Coercive Behaviour
Coercive Behaviour
Controlling Behaviour
Controlling Behaviour
How Can AHS Support You
Simple, confidential steps we take to help you stay safe in your home
- A Confidential Listening Ear: A safe, judgment-free space to talk in private.
- Securing Your Home: Practical fixes like lock changes and better lighting.
- Housing Advice and Options: Guidance on your rights and safe relocation options.
- Connecting You with Experts: Direct links to legal aid and specialist protection.d.
- A Confidential Listening Ear: Our staff are trained to listen without judgement. We will speak with you in a safe, private environment and keep your information confidential.
- Securing Your Home: We can assist with "Sanctuary" measures, such as changing locks, reinforcing doors, or improving lighting to help you feel more secure in your property.
- Housing Advice and Options: If staying in your home is no longer safe, we can provide advice on your housing rights and help you explore temporary or permanent relocation options.
- Connecting You with Experts: We work closely with specialist agencies, such as refuges and legal advisors, to ensure you get the expert protection and advocacy you need.
Helpful Tip
If you are in immediate danger, always call 999 and ask for the Police. If you are unable to speak, dial 999 and then press 55 to let the operator know you need help.



