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Mimram - Gender Based Abuse Service

If you are experiencing domestic abuse, sexual abuse, stalking and harassment, harmful practices, honour based abuse or modern slavery and live in Hertfordshire, then the Mimram service is here to support you. We welcome all survivors regardless of background, identity or gender and provide specialist support to adults, childrens and young people.

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Further info

Mimram is a partnership with Refuge, Safer Places, St Albans and Hertsmere Women’s Refuge (SAHWR) and Asian Women’s Resource Centre (AWRC) to deliver local support. This allows us to provide support that’s tailored to you, and accessible both online and offline. It includes:

• A dedicated Children and Young People’s Team
• Independent Gender Violence Advocates (IGVAs) for 1:1 support
• Culturally-specific support for harmful practices
• Community one-stop-shop locations
• Virtual support and online contact options
• Support at other locations including both Lister Hospital and 

Always call 999 if you or your family are in immediate danger. If you are not in immediate danger and would like to talk to one of our team members, call us on 0300 790 6772. We are available Monday and Wednesday 9am-5pm or Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9am-8pm.

Who can use this service?

We provide specialist support to adults, children and young people living in Hertfordshire who have experienced domestic abuse, sexual abuse, stalking and harassment, harmful practices, ‘so called honour’ based abuse or modern slavery.

How are services delivered?

Online and over the phone.

Access virtual support through our website with live chat options including a 24-hour chatbot and SMS options. For other support visit www.refuge.org.uk or call the 24 Hour Freephone National Domestic Abuse Helpline: 0808 2000 247

Locations

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You can call us on:
Monday and Wednesday: 9am – 5pm
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 9am – 8pm
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