Social welfare Charities That specialise in Abuse

The organisation's objects is to relieve those who have been affected by domestic violence, in particular but not exclusively young people, by the provision of advice, counselling and support.

Assisting victims of domestic violence, forced marriage, FGM,and women affected by honour killings in their family to rebuild their lives and integrate into the wider society. The organisation offers workshops, group and individual counselling sessions, advice and support on an outreach basis. All in which focus on our primary aim, the well-being of our clients.

To prevent the sexual exploitation of women and young people through: provision of support through our outreach service, across coastal West Sussex, to women in the sex industry; education, training and awareness raising workshops to community/voluntary sector organisations; partnership working to improve access to support; developing services to include prevention of Child Sexual Exploitation.

The Trust teaches Yoga and Vedanta applied philosophy, through Hatha Yoga and meditation courses, Yoga Days and Retreats. We work for the wellbeing and upliftment of everyone irrespective of sexual orientation, age, religion, colour or profession covering physical and mental health issues, domestic abuse, poverty, unemployment, housing and homelessness, bereavements, public service sector etc.

We provide free, confidential and impartial information, advice and guidance on Welfare Rights, Domestic Abuse, Immigration, Nationality, Housing, Health, Education and Employment.We provide specialist immigration services for private clients and charge a small fee to generate the Charity funds to continue providing free services for the other sectors.

Provide general advice, building capacity support and promote Africa diaspora culture activity in communities in United Kingdom.Provide services for children, young people and family as such: education, employment training and practice skills Raising awareness of family and youth domestic violence and understanding of substance misuse issues.Develop activities that stand against injustice.

New Leaf supports all those affected by Domestic Abuse inclusive of gender and sexuality. This is through qualified IDVA's, support worker and volunteers.New Leaf's pathway of support provides, practical, emotional support and advice, refuge accommodation and well being projects to build confidence and self esteem, encouraging & enabling those affected by Domestic Abuse to rebuild their lives.

Vida Sheffield deliver specialist services, training and awareness raising, and work with partners to bring an end to domestic and sexual abuse, and in particular violence against women and girls.We specialise in trauma focused therapy for women and girls affected by any form of abuse.

The charity aims to prevent destitution and relieve poverty and distress/suffering experienced by women and their children, particularly migrant women who have suffered domestic abuse, through the provision of support, education, advice, advocacy and accommodation and by such other means as the trustees think fit with improving the conditions of their life.

The charity conducts Christian activities like teaching, preaching, and counseling. For charitable endeavours, we address complex social challenges, focusing on nuanced needs. Our activities practically support the vulnerable and disadvantaged people with low -income, domestic abuse victims, mental health issues, asylum seekers, homeless . We regularly adapt activities to maximize positive impact.

THE PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES ARE PROVIDING WOMEN WHO ARE EXPERIENCING OR HAVE EXPERIENCED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE / SEXUAL VIOLENCE WITH A RANGE OF QUALITY SERVICES TO SUPPORT THEM AND THEIR CHILDREN. THIS WILL ENABLE THEM TO MAKE INFORMED DECISIONS ABOUT THEIR FUTURE. SUPPORT IS ALSO PROVIDED TO MALE VICTIMS. THE ORGANISATION ALSO CAMPAIGNS AND RAISES AWARENESS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE / SEXUAL VIOLENCE.

Pastoral care and practical support to women affected by prostitution and human trafficking for the purpose of sexual exploitation. Founded in 2009 under the leadership of Sisters Adoratrices, the charity is a continued expression of the Sisters' unique charism & apostolic mission, which is over 150 years old with currently 153 social projects in 23 countries supporting over 11,000 women annually.

We provide support to families, children, and young people who have encountered trauma in their lives, such as loss, divorce, separation, domestic abuse or the impacts of Adverse Childhood Experiences. Our approach involves Trauma Informed Practice to support the entire family, emphasising our model of the 4 Rs Relationships, Resilience, Reconnection, and Recovery.

Support Group Seminars; One to One sessions referrals from GPs and Domestic Violence organisations, Drop-In service; Outreach services to individuals and organisations, Volunteering Opportunities; Sexual Health and HIV Research; Mental Well Being Research; Domestic Violence Services and Support. Organising Cultural Activities; Networking and developing partnerships.

The delivery of a pathway of trauma informed awareness, empowerment and parenting programmes enabling women to overcome the effects of their experiences, improving emotional safety and wellbeing, reducing risk of further harm and victimisation and heal from the impact of the abuse. The following programmes: Freedom Programme, Domestic Abuse Recovery Toolkit, You and me, Mum and ACEs.

Wings of refuge is a christian organisation set up with the purpose of providing hands on support to predominantly lower socio-economic individuals and disadvantaged families. We do this through our three pillars (Fellowship, Outreach and Development) We tackle isolation by offering counsel, mentoring and an extended family support system.

ManKind Initiative is a national charity providing an information, support and signposting service to male victims of domestic abuse and their families. The helpline is manned by trained people who give information and support on all aspects of domestic abuse. We signpost people to refuges, local authorities and other services where appropriate. We deliver CPD accredited training and learning.

(1) To relieve the trauma (whether psychological, emotional or physical) of persons/their families who have been victims of (a) rape, other sexual assault or abuse; or (b) physical assault or psychological /emotional abuse of any kind; and (2) promote/participate in training, education and research in relation to counselling and the traumas set out above and their effect upon women/men/children.

We are a Methodist Church with an attached Youth and Community Centre.We provide worship and associated activities for the church community.We provide buildings and other facilities for different age groups, and groups within the local community.We host the Tryangle Project - A domestic Violence charity.Fuller details will be found on our website.

The Angels Foundation UK is a Huntingdonshire-based charity that receives referrals from local organisations and agencies working with victims of domestic abuse. We provide support to survivors of domestic abuse and their families, helping to break the cycle of abuse, both practically with items for their home and emotionally through our counselling and therapy services.

Legal support for domestic abuse

Support domestic abuse victims, long-term carers; provide information, advice on welfare, health & social issues, assist translations; Represent members views to statutory authorities and advise on community issues; Develop improved links with the wider community; Combat discrimination through education & dialogue; through Saffron kitchen provides hot, freshly cooked meals to vulnerable members.

To provide for the relief of persons and dependants who have beeen physically sexually psychologically/emotionally and financially abused within an intimate or family relationship mainly in the Wakefield DistrictTo provide training, advance public education and understanding of the issues of domestic abuse throughout the UKTo introduce and engage in services which promote healthy relationships

LDAS provides services to ALL women & girls,16 plus, who have been subjected to domestic violence & abuse. We support women whether they intend to stay in the relationship, want help to leave or have left and still suffering the effects. We do this by providing trained specialist DA advocates, one to one support, counselling, group programmes, safety planning, housing, legal and welfare support.

(1) the advancement of education and training(2) the relief of poverty, sickness and distress(3) the promotion of good health(4) to advance the education of the public on all aspects of child abuse(5) to act as a resource for young people by providing advice and assistance(6) to advance environmental protection, improvement and sustainability