Social welfare Charities That specialise in Abuse

For the relief of financial need, relief of sickness and preservation of good health by offering accommodation, hospitality and spiritual refreshment to those who are in need refuge without regard to race, gender or creed. For the advancement of the Christian religion by the maintenance of a community of people who will welcome people in need according to the precepts of the Christian gospels

We are based in Grantham, Lincolnshire.We offer one to one counselling to anyone who has been affected by recent or non recent sexual violence.We provide training to counsellors to support their continued professional development, as well as supervised volunteering/counselling hours to trainee counsellors.

The organisation works with women and their families to relieve the distress and suffering experienced as a result of domestic violence in, but not exclusively, South Manchester by the provision of outreach and drop in services which provide advice education and guidance.

Helping those in urgent need in Cornwall to make a new home and a fresh start with recycled household items from the local community. We help those referred to us by Social Services and other statutory bodies: the homeless, refugees, ex-prisoners, the elderly, long-term sick and those being re-housed or fleeing domestic violence. We also support clients and volunteers with work experience.

The object of the CIO is:To relieve the needs of women who have experienced, are impacted by, or are at risk of, domestic abuse and child removal in particular, but not exclusively, by providing charitable assistance including therapeutic support, advocacy and associated support services, and through raising public awareness through educational materials and events.Nothing in this constitution

Wisdom House act as an umbrella organisation for WISDOM COMMUNITY CENTRE and WHCWisdom Community Centre is a community resource centre offering diverse services for individuals and families. Services includes: free, holistic, counselling and advisory services to victims of domestic violence, individuals in crisis, youth mentoring, debt management workshops, and family conflict resolution

To empower and support those who have experienced domestic abuse by providing them with free, confidential family law legal advice. We strive to raise awareness of their legal rights and options so they can make informed choices about escaping the abuse and rebuilding their lives.

Words Matter is a charity on a mission to improve children's mental and physical health and development by helping end verbal abuse of children by the adults around them. Working in partnership with experts, decision makers, non-profit and other organisations, we focus on three areas. These are: research, raising awareness through information and campaigns, and collaboration to find solutions.

WORTH offers long term support to women and children who have experienced Domestic Abuse. We offer several theraputic wellbeing groups which provide a safe space to share experiences, give and receive support, reduce isolation and helps to give women their voice back that the abuse often steals from them.

Talitha Arts uses creative arts to provide therapeutic arts workshops that benefit people's mental health and wellbeing, particularly survivors of trauma (including women survivors of trafficking and domestic abuse, refugees, and people living with dementia), enabling people to reach their full potential.

Rescue of stray animals within Sandbach and surrounding rural areas, provide refuge for unwanted domestic animals, finance necessary boarding and veterinary care, assist in re-homing of unwanted domestic animals.

SKY Positive Minds aims to preserve and protect the physical and mental health of women and children in North Kirklees who have experienced domestic abuse, have anxiety, stress and other disadvantages, through one to one sessions or group workshops that will give them skills and techniques to improve their confidence and emotional resilience.We also advance the education of children by running

We reduce isolation and loneliness, improve mental health and well being and support vulnerable communities. We offer advice, guidance, support and advocacy services. We tackle food insecurity and social exclusion. Our survivor lead service supports victims of domestic abuse, violence and rape. We provide work experience to schools, colleges and universities. We are a warm hub safe inclusive space

Operation Emotion is a voluntary organisation that operates, encourages and develops services for adult male survivors of sexual abuse, linking with specialist organisations where appropriate. We provide a range of self help and educational initiatives that enable men to engage in a process of recovery.

What we doProvide confidential services for men and women at risk of domestic abuse and those affected by it.Provide Information in Portuguese relating to matters of domestic abuse, British law, interventions and prevention.Run campaigns to raise awareness of domestic abuse and its impact.Signpost and enable access to support and services available in the community.Deliver educational

We provide emotional and practical support to Parents, Carer's and Family members whose child have been affected by childhood sexual abuse. We liken a disclosure irrespective of age to a "bomb going off the shrapnel hitting everyone around" We help build resilience around the trauma. Accessing our support can be by phone, email, text, face to face support in Bournemouth, Poole and Dorchester.

Provide support and advice to those affected by domestic abuse and/or family abuse, trauma and mental health issues.

Keeping Our Girls Safe provides accredited and non accredited workshops and programmes for girls aged 11-21 to educate and inform on matters relating to child sexual exploitation, grooming and unhealthy relationships. KOGS provide workshops and training on issues relating to child sexual exploitation, grooming, unhealthy relationships and matters relating to professionals and communities.

We help young people aged 16-25 to move beyond childhood trauma and find their way to happy, healthy and safe adult lives, through mentoring, training, advocacy and practical support to overcome social, emotional, behavioural, or educational difficulties. By furthering understanding of developmental trauma, we aim to combat stigma and shame and help to break inter-generational cycles of exclusion.

We offer innovative programmes to support disadvantaged families in London. We are currently delivering a domestic violence perpetrator programme, a dating violence programme for 11-18year old girls, and a BME youth employment programme for 14 -18 year olds. Programmes offer mentoring, personal development training, peer motivators, counselling, job coaching and business startup support.

The Beehive works for the relief of poverty amongst young, teen-age, African girls who become pregnant through sexual abuse. Through our sister Kenyan charity, The Beehive Trust, we provide a long-term, family style home with medical care, parental training, counselling, and education or vocational training to enable them to became confident and self-sufficient adults with their child.

We find, fund & support smaller causes & projects that are making Birmingham a better place by delivering real change and positive outcomes for their communities. Our focus areas are SOCIAL JUSTICE - Discrimination & Disadvantage. SERIOUS CRIME - Knife, Gun, Hate Crimes. MENTAL HEALTH - Depression, Burnout, Loneliness . PEOPLE IN CRISIS - Drug, Domestic abuse. CHILDREN at a disadvantage.

Christian worship and faith- building activities that help individuals to discover themselves and build capacity for a good life here on earth and in eternity.

We support people who have been displaced due to conflict, persecution and poverty, in the UK and internationally, through socially engaged art, art therapy, training, education and research. We also engage the public in issues relating to refugees, trafficked people, those seeking asylum and other displaced persons through research dissemination, exhibitions and other activities.

To improve the quality of life for marginalised or deprived women, children and their families in UK and Africa through:1. Maternal and child Health. 2. Quality education, life skills and safe environments for marginalised children3. Prevention of violence against women and girls4. Economic development and sustainable livelihoods of young women particularly teenage mothers