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Need Help?

We’re pleased and relieved to say that our Drop Ins are back now that lockdown restrictions have eased, if you need confidential help around domestic abuse matters.

Monday 10am-12pm at Abbey Physic Garden in Faversham
Monday 12.30pm-2.30pm at Net Church in Sittingbourne
Tuesday 9.30am-2pm on The Sheppey Support Bus
Wednesday 9.30am-1pm for pre booked appointments only at the Healthy Living Centre in Sheerness
Thursday 9:30am-11am at West Faversham Community Centre in Faversham
Friday 9am-1pm at the Job Centre in Sittingbourne

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If you are in an abusive relationship, are worried about your relationship or want to access any of SATEDA’s services, give us a call on 01795 417251 and you will always receive a warm welcome and a listening ear. We are also here for you via our web chat from 10am-1pm on weekdays.

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Our Support to Court team also have Drop Ins to support you with applying for a protective order through the civil courts, writing statements and submitting these to court, coming with you to your hearings as McKenzie Friends, assisting you with divorce paperwork and supporting you through child arrangement proceedings.

Tuesday 9.30am-12pm at The Sunlight Centre in Gillingham
Tuesday 9.30am-2pm on The Sheppey Support Bus

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Swale Office

Swale House, East Street, Sittingbourne, ME10 3HT

Medway Office

Fort Luton, Magpie Hall Road, Chatham, ME4 5XJ

What will happen when I visit?

No matter how you first get in touch with us, you will first have a chat with one of SATEDA’s experienced team members. You will be asked to share your story with one of our team, who will also do a risk assessment with you to help decide what support you need. We promise to believe you, to never judge you and to keep things confidential. Depending on your situation and what you would like to do, we will offer you access to the various types of support that SATEDA provides, as well as sign posting or referring to other agencies that could help you. We will also create a safety plan for you to help you stay safe.

Asking for help is an incredibly brave thing to do and is the first step on your journey towards freedom. SATEDA will commit to being with you on the rest of your journey for as long as you need us to be, but we will never force you to continue or make you accept our help and support.


Where can I find you?

Please come along and see us at one of the above locations