Social welfare Charities That specialise in Abuse

Annie hope foundation is dedicated to helping widows, ophans, victims of domestic violence and building family relationships

Charity Launch, held at the Hilton Hotel Nottingham on 28 March 2015. The aim was to make the public aware of our charity, our vision / mission and what is the charity is about. We aim to hold an annual fundraising event each year in order to raise money for our charity. Next event will be held in August 2016, date and venue to be advised.

1) FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC AND THE RELEVANT PROFESSIONS ON THE SUBJECT OF EFFECTIVE SUPPORT SERVICES FOR ADULTS SURVIVORS OF CHILDHOOD TRAUMA, INCLUDING BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY SEXUAL AND PHYSICAL ABUSE, BEREAVEMENT OR NEGLECT.2) TO ASSIST IN THE TREATMENT AND CARE OF PEOPLE OF ADULT SURVIVORS OF CHILDHOOD TRAUMA BY THE PROVISION OF SUPPORT SERVICES.

To preserve and protect the health and relieve the distress and trauma of any adult who has experienced any form of sexual abuse at any time of their lives through the provision of counselling, information, advice, support and practical help where necessary and by raising awareness of the issues or working with other agencies to help promote this purpose.

Enough is a Leicester based charity. We help women and children that suffer from abuse and domestic violence. We run programmes and events in the Leicester area to inform women and children what abuse is. If someone calls our hotline to report abuse we listen and see how we can help that person move away from the abuse. If there life is at risk we will move them out into temporary accomodation.

Education and Counseling of perpetrators of domestic violence

ART AND MUSIC THERAPY IN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS;ART AND MUSIC THERAPY CENTRE FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE IN HOME EDUCATION;CREATION OF MUTUAL-AID ONLINE COMMUNITY;ENGAGING SURVIVORS OF CHILD ABUSE TO CONTRIBUTE AND ENCOURAGE CURRENT VICTIMS TO SEEK HELP; PSYCHOLOGICAL COUNSELLING AND SUPPORT GROUPS TO PROMOTE MENTAL HEALTH; ANDCONNECTING VICTIMS WITH SPECIALISTS OR ORGANISATIONS

?To educate and raise awareness of these issues.?To train to a professional standard all those that will provide services that further the purposes of the organisation.?To end domestic violence and abuse Mondays; 10am-4pm) one to one surgery session.(Wednesdays; 10am-4pm) Domestic awareness training.(Fridays 10-4pm) Group discussion and sharing experiences.

Caring Heart Foundation provides practical support services and empowers families and individuals helping them achieve social integration and good health. This is through community health promotion, domestic violence support, promoting safeguarding practices and emotional support services, support to disadvantaged young people in the community, befriending service to the vulnerable and isolated.

Working with the community and its members to provide projects which benefit the following:- vulnerable adults and children - refugees or asylum seekers -women affected by FGM/ domestic violence - homelessness -national and global pandemics such as COVID-19 - families and young people -older people who are isolated.Arrange community events such as arts, cultural and musical engagement

Working With Various Agencys Regarding Child Protection.Supporting Familys By Giving Clothing, Bedding And Other Everyday Household Items That Help Familys In Need And Living In Poverty. Working With Social Care With Hard To Reach Families. Support For Drug & Alcohol And Domestic Violence Issues. Stay And Play Sessions For Children. Home Visits To Support Families With Life Skills.

support women survivors of domestic abuse

The SafeToNet Foundation has been established to work with subject matter experts to help deal with the offline impact on children of cyber-abuse and online child sexual exploitation. In addition, the SafeToNet Foundation will improve the education and awareness of e-safety issues such as screen-time, and online social issues such as grooming, within schools and the general public.

The Urban Youth Initiative provides activities for young people from deprived areas throughout the North Midlands and the North West. The charity uses sport, music and theatre to engage with hard to reach young people who could be at risk of youth crime, gang culture and child sexual exploitation.

A charity with purposes of giving grants to organisations and people working in the areas of domestic violence, knife crime, youth sports programmes, provision of clean water , human traffiking and for homes for abandoned children in Trinidad.

Helping woman and sign posting woman who have been and are going through domestic abuse

To promote human rights (as set out in the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights and subsequent United Nations conventions and declarations), in particular but not exclusively to eradicate forced and child labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking by introducing distributed technology, AI, identity and privacy in humanitrarian work.

The preservation and protection of the physical and mental health of individuals impacted by childhood sexual abuse, primarily but not exclusively in the United Kingdom and Nigeria through a support group to raise awareness and help prevent childhood sexual abuse.

- Supporting victims of domestic violence by teaching them sewing skills as a form of rehabilitation- Making face masks and scrubs for public services- Making Food hampers and Hygiene kits for the less privileged- Serving hot evening meals for the homeless- Pre-covid social gatherings for the elderly to reduce exclusion and loneliness - Clothes alterations for free

Relief of the physical and mental sickness of persons in need by reason of depression and domestic violence, in particular by the provision of counselling and support, including signposting to other services, and by any other means as the trustees in their discretion shall determine.To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded.

We undertake community based activities which bring together parents, guardians, children and our consultants to educate them on issues pertaining child sexual abuse and offer techniques and guidelines on how to stop and or prevent such abuses. Professionals that support our activities include police, doctors, mental health personnel, social workers and self defence experts.

(a) The relief of the physical and mental sickness of persons in need by reason of depression and domestic violence, in particular by the provision of counselling and support. (b) To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society.

More to her Life charity supports women who have experienced domestic abuse reconnect with themselves and design a life they want to live away from abuse. The charity delivers gifts and experiences designed to show them how amazing life can be away from abuse.

CSA advocates and raises awareness for victims if sexual assault in africa, through online campaigns , printing flyers, workshops media and film.

To relieve persons, particularly in London Region. That are in hardship and distress as a result of (but not limited to) poverty, criminality, mental health, domestic violence discrimination, substance misuse etc. Assistance with language translation and interpreting, assistance in finding employment. Advice on how to access public services, provision of legal advice .