Social welfare Charities That specialise in Abuse

A 100% volunteer led charity, ICSS's objectives are the advancement of educational achievements and social development of children aged 7-16 of all faiths and backgrounds. Helping low income and socially disadvantaged families. This includes children who are refugees & affected by domestic violence by providing food parcels, tutoring in the core national curriculum subjects, support and mentoring.

To relieve the needs of women and children who have or who are in danger of suffering mental, physical or sexual abuse.The charity has made various grants during the year.

To relieve the needs of and promote the mental and physical health of people who have suffered childhood trauma with particular focus on their recovery from that trauma and to promote the education of the public and professionals and specialists in the field of childhood trauma on issues relating to the mental and physical health of (children and young) people who have suffered childhood trauma.

Helping Womens Aid Raise awareness of plight of honey bee.Craft,including quilting and tuition, card makingBook GroupWalking GroupChoirDrama group. Theatre and cinema visitsEducation and training

Bucks SafeStep Foundation supports victims of child sexual exploitation through the provision of services such as access to advice and support. We also provide awareness training for professionals, parents and carers to enable them to recognise when a young person is being abused and what to do. We work mainly within Buckinghamshire.

GIVES HELP TO THE LADIES AND CHILDREN WHO ARE RESIDING IN THE REFUGE. RAISES AWARENESS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

We assist people by providing spiritual and emotional assistance. We also help youth and people and support them in many areas of life such as: prison, hospital and home visits. We give information on matters such as: education, employment, health, welfare rights, youth and family support. We organised seminar workshops on alcohol and drugs, HIV prevention development, domestic violence, keeping c

Our Lady of Perpetual Help charity has provide during this financial year to 250 children one meal a day, medication, education and clothing to children, young mothers, disable and all underprivileged people in Ivory Coast.We also provide food to several parishes in Ivory CoastWe also tried to start a foundation to build a refuge centre for the homeless.

Sirona Homes provides dispersed housing to women who have experienced domestic abuse and need a safe and secure home to successfully rebuild their lives, claim back their independence and live a fulfilling life free from violence & fear. The women tenants are supported by staff who provide intensive housing support and address emotional and therapeutic issues associated with the trauma of abuse.

The Jan Foundation offer mentoring and befriending support to victims of domestic violence both adults and children in the Birmingham area

Relieve the suffering and distress of hedgehogs in need of care by providing a rescue, care and rehabilitation for sick, injured and orphaned hedgehogs with the aim of releasing hedgehogs back into the wild wherever possible and to also provide a safe refuge for non native hedgehog species.Educate the public by promoting awareness of the problems hedgehogs encounter and their future survival.

Raising awareness of the long term effects of childhood sexual abuse, providing a safe and confidential point of first contact and therapy and support for victims. Supporting the families of victims by helping them deal with issues surrounding the crime. Providing internet safety information to adults and children through specifically written tutorials outlining safe practice online.

It is our intention to hold the following support session.Bible studies for children and youths.Individual prayer sessions/spiritual counseling.Prayer meetings for all ages.Food pantry services provide food to families and members of the community in crisis. Visiting and helping the sick, and elderly and to give support and assistance to female victims of Domestic violence.

Harvington Hall, a fascinating moated Elizabethan manor complete with gardens and a unique malt house, attracts over 20,000 visitors a year who enjoy its peace and learn about its significant role as a place of refuge during the turbulent penal times of the 17th century. The trust aims to complete the restoration and development of the buildings to ensure their survival.

My Body is My Body Programme is an internationally acclaimed body safety program using music to educate and empower adults and children on child abuse prevention. Distributed in 60 plus countries worldwide, it offers a free resource for communities, parents, teachers, and carers. Our mission is to stop child abuse through positive, non threatening education.

Helping to relieve the suffering of expectant mothers within the UK, who are experiencing (or are at risk of experiencing) domestic abuse during pregnancy, and supporting them to protect their children long term. Activities include, but are not limited to, the provision of specialist accommodation, pre and post-natal support, parenting support, and other practical, financial and emotional support.

The Lantern Project provides counselling, support and information for victims of sexual abuse, domestic violence, racial abuse and bullying.

We make donations and grants to applications generally from Aylesbury and the surrounding areas. We raise funds through can collections, providing BBQs in support of local community and charity events. We have supported Hearing Dogs, Florence Nightingale Hospice, SeeAbilty, Christmas food parcels for the disadvantaged elderly, Young Carers, Women's Aid and several more.

Our aim is to help women who suffer from domestic violence and protect the future generation against child labour by providing Education, Training and Shelter to Women & Children.Currently we are looking after 43 poor and orphan children in a ÔÇ£Lillah boardingÔÇØ (like orphanage) in Bangladesh. With our limited resources we can only provide them with basic food, shelter and education.

To advance the Christian faith religion in the United Kingdom for the benefit of the public through holding prayer meetings, lectures, workshops, public celebrations of religious festivals, producing and or distributing literature on Christian faith to enlighten others about the walk with our Lord and saviour Jesus Christ.

Commencing February 2010 Senior Citizen Day Centre activities, Cooking, Exercise Classes, Bible Studies, Computer Classes, Drop-in centre in school holidays for youths in the community who wish to join us. Hot meals Served

Princess Anne Premature Baby Unit- Knitted Items, League of Friends local Hospital, local Church Lunch Club, Children's Charity, Barnados, Womens Refuge', collection of green bottle tops, collection of stamps, collection of ring-pulls for as charity in the Phillipines, collection of books for local charity shops,

The preservation and protection of health, both mental and physical, of those who are experiencing or have experienced domestic violence and the prevention of hardship and distress caused by domestic violence and the advancement of education by providing a programme of counselling and support to those in need and promoting awareness of such to the public and supporting bodies.

Provide and fund accredited training/awareness courses around domestic violence in appropriate settings.Provide signposting services for people who are concerned about abuse, in particular child abuse, or those who seek parenting support.Supply funding where it is used to enable and empower families at risk of abuse and/or supports positive parenting, bonding, play and interactions.

We raise awareness and funds to assist in our twin aims: To relieve financial hardship for: Those seeking refuge from conflict in the Middle East and North Africa. Those granted refugee status and their dependents living in Cornwall and Launceston in particular.We support a Syrian family resettled in Launceston.