What are Safe Places?

This is a scheme that provides places you can go if you need help to contact a friend or carer when you are in public and feel unsafe.

A Safe Place is a shop, business or public building that has signed up to  Barnsley Safe Places

A Safe Place should have a quiet area for you to sit. Staff have been trained to be able to help you contact the people you need.

Who are Safe Places for?

The scheme now provides support to all people who may feel unsafe or unsure when they are out and about.

If you have a relative or friend that likes to be independent but may struggle to cope with an  incident when out, encourage them to join Barnsley Safe Places

How do I use a Safe Place?

The best way to use Barnsley Safe Places is to join.

Click here to fill in the form

As a member you get to

• · Get a welcome pack
• · Find out about new Safe Places
• · Find out about Safe Places Events
• · Get a membership contact card    

Wednesday's Voice

Wednesday's Voice is a group for adults living with a learning disability, autism or both that meets every 2 weeks on a Wednesday.
Group members make the decisions at Wednesday's Voice

Come along and have your say, you can get involved or just meet new friends

For more information email anthony.carr@cloverleaf-advocacy.co.uk or contact Anthony through Barnsley Safe Places Facebook page below

How to contact us

Email: barnsleysafeplaces@cloverleaf-advocacy.co.uk

Barnsley Safe Places

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