At St Leger Homes, everyone plays a part in being alert to and responding appropriately to abuse and/or neglect related concerns. By working together with customers and other specialised support agencies, we aim to safeguard our communities. 

What is safeguarding?

Safeguarding is about protecting people from abuse, harm, or neglect. Everybody has the right to be safe no matter who they are or what their circumstances.

How does St Leger Homes work to safeguard people from harm and abuse?

Our commitment to Safeguarding children and adults at risk is reflected in our policies and in having our very own Safeguarding Manager and Champions, whose role is to support staff to support you.

We put the individual needs, views and wishes of the person at the centre of safeguarding decisions but we cannot always guarantee confidentiality. If a concern is raised, we may need to share the details with the local authority or other agencies for them to investigate further.

What to do if you have a concern

If you have a concern about a child, young person or adult who is in immediate danger or where a crime has been committed, call 999 immediately.

Below are the links you will need to find out about what we do and who is in the team, along with useful contact numbers for our partner agencies:

If you have a concern that you feel St Leger Homes can assist with, either call or email us on: Tel: 01302 862668 or Email: SafeguardingandASBTeam@stlegerhomes.co.uk 

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Tel: 01302 734100

Email: childrenassessmentservice@doncaster.gcsx.gov.uk 

Online: www.doncasterchildrenstrust.co.uk/worried-about-a-child

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Tel: 01302 737391 (option3)

Email: SAH-GCSX@doncaster.gcsx.gov.uk

Online: www.doncaster.gov.uk/services/adult-social-care/safeguarding-adults-contents-page 

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Adults Tel: 01302 566999

Adults Email: RDaSH.1Point@nhs.net 

Childrens Tel: 01302 734100

Childrens Email: childrenassessmentservice@doncaster.gcsx.gov.uk 

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Domestic Abuse Hub Services

Tel: 01302 737080

Email: dahub@doncaster.gov.uk

Online self-referral form:
Domestic Abuse Self-Referral Form

Domestic abuse can come in many forms from the people we know, including: 

  • Physical and sexual violence
  • Living in fear of further violence
  • Threats of violence or harming children
  • Breaking objects, hurting pets and using abusive language
  • Isolating an individual from family and friends
  • Controlling behaviour, such as access to money or depriving a person of their independence
  • Coercive behaviour, such as frightening, humiliating or intimidating someone.  


If you think you – or someone you know – are a victim of domestic abuse, we will investigate in a sensitive way.

We will support you and ensure confidentiality at all times, work in partnership with relevant agencies and take appropriate action if necessary.  

You may also find support yourself from agencies like: 

NHS 
Women’s Aid  
National Domestic Abuse Helpline

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Use Advice Aid, our free 24/7 online advice service, to explore your housing options. It provides guidance based on your individual circumstances and helps you understand the steps you can take.

What to Expect When You Contact Us

If you approach us for support, we’ll work with you to explore all suitable housing options. This includes:

  • Private rented accommodation 
  • Housing association (registered provider) properties, via direct applications
  • Supported housing schemes - we work closely with a range of supported housing providers to help people find suitable accommodation.

Social Housing in Doncaster

You can also apply to join the Doncaster Housing Register, which allows you to bid on available social and registered provider housing. However, due to high demand and limited availability, this process can take time and may not guarantee a property. The Private Rented Sector is usually the quickest way to secure a settled home.

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