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We offer access to confidential and safe accommodation for survivors escaping domestic violence. Our housing network includes emergency shelters and transitional homes where you can find peace, privacy, and the stability you need to start over. Alongside shelter, we provide safety planning and connect you with community resources for ongoing support.
Finding a safe place to stay is often the first and most urgent step for anyone escaping domestic violence. At The Narrow Path Foundation, we provide access to secure, confidential, and supportive housing options designed to protect survivors and help them begin rebuilding their lives. Our housing network is a place of refuge where safety, dignity, and hope come first.
Finding a safe place to stay is often the first and most urgent step for anyone escaping domestic violence. At The Narrow Path Foundation, we provide access to secure, confidential, and supportive housing options designed to protect survivors and help them begin rebuilding their lives. Our housing network is a place of refuge where safety, dignity, and hope come first.
For survivors who need longer-term accommodation while they work toward independence, we offer transitional housing options. These homes provide stability and privacy while giving you access to ongoing support services, such as counselling, legal aid, and employment assistance.
Our team works with each individual or family to create a personalised safety plan, including guidance on leaving dangerous situations, securing important documents, and protecting children.
If you or someone you know needs safe housing due to domestic violence, please reach out today. We are here to help you take the first step toward safety and a new life.
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