Social welfare Charities That specialise in Child abuse

The Objects of the CIO are the relief of the physical and mental distress of persons in needby reason of suffering from child sexual abuse/adult rape and by the provision of counsellingand support for such persons.

Grief to Grace provides specialist 5-day residential programmes of spiritual and psychological healing for those who have suffered sexual, physical or emotional emotional abuse in childhood or adolescence, including those abused by clergy or religious, or for those who have suffered violation as adults, as well as ongoing support, education and training in these areas.

We provide trauma-informed, culturally competent services to adult survivors of abuse, including, but not limited to, survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence and childhood abuse. We provide free counselling, legal advice, emotional and practical support, financial assistance amongst other services, to survivors from minoritised communities in the UK.

We provide a safe and supportive environment where survivors over 16 of rape and/orsexual abuse at any time in their lives can receive specialist counselling, support andinformation. We provide information to partners; training for professionalcounsellors and campaign to raise awareness of the prevalence, impact and longterm effects of sexual abuse in childhood, adolescence and adulthood.

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.

We offer a range of services for survivors of childhood sexual abuse, exploitation and rape, including support groups, drop-ins, facilitated creative therapy, 1-to-1 therapy & crisis therapy, digital support, personal development courses, & mentoring with 1-1 support. Drop in services are provided in Mansfield, with therapy delivered countywide.We also deliver specialised training and conferences.

Mending Injured Minds is a Nottinghamshire based registered charity which provides face to face or telephone counselling and support, including group work, to adults and young people who are suffering adverse mental health issues due to trauma and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). It aims to support the health (mental and physical) of clients as they come to terms with their experiences.

Counselling and support to adult victims and survivors of childhood sexual abuse.

(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

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.

Provision of therapeutic services mainly for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse, but also for survivors of childhood physical, emotional and psychological abuse. In addition, the charity has developed a particular focus on helping adult survivors of female sexual abuse in childhood.

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.

GoodWeave UK licences and promotes the use of the GoodWeave mark on carpets imported into the UK. Carpets bearing the mark have been certified by GoodWeave groups as free illegal child labour.Our Mission is to work to end illegal child labour in the rug industry and to offer educational opportunities to children in South Asia.

Freedom Matters works with local organisations in Nepal to fight for the rights of each child, in particular the rights to a family and community life free from abuse, the worst forms of child labour and trafficking. We work entirely through our local partner organisations (NGOs) in Nepal. We do not provide grants to other charities.

The preservation, development and protection of good mental and emotional health among female survivors of childhood sexual abuse and/or recent sexual violence, by the provision of mutual support, education and support groups.The advancement of education of the public in matters relating to sexual abuse, including danger signs and how abuse can be identified and addressed.

Working to end child labour in Bangladesh. We deliver education and support to children forced into domestic and hazardous child labour with a view to getting them back into education or vocational training.

YMO TRUST is dedicated to help prevent child labour, advance education and work skills for the benefit of all. Our Education Training Centre in Bangladesh provides education, vocational training courses and teaches basic life skills. YMO TRUST will also actively contribute to charitable activities within the areas it operates.

We aim to empower male & female survivors aged 18 & older who have experienced childhood sexual/incest/emotional/ physical/neglect abuse, rape & trafficking, to reach their full potential through personal development recovery, training, education, & employment. Additionally, we strive to raise awareness, enhance understanding among professionals & decision-makers of the trauma, impact & prevalence

Works with Nigerian Partner Organisations to save and transform the lives of vulnerable and stigmatised children; provide education and raise literacy levels of less privilaged children. Through advocacy and campaigning we promote a greater understanding of child rights and aim to prevent abuse of children today.

Relief of distress caused to adults by childhood sexual abuse

A child-centred volunteer-led organisation that trains and supports local people working with children and young people traumatised by conflict, violence and disaster.

Survive offers one to one counselling to adult survivors of childhood abuse, predominantly childhood sexual abuse.

CISters is a survivor led specialist service for females aged 18 or over who, as female children, were sexually abused/exploited by a member of their immediate and/or extended family. We offer female survivors the opportunity to meet other women in a group context and within an empowerment model. Meetings vary in type/focus and include an Annual Residential Weekend Workshop. We meet in Hampshire.

The Haven-The Survivors' Network supports, assists and empowers adults / young people who have suffered Incest, Childhood Sexual Abuse, Serious Sexual Assault, Physical, Mental, Emotional Abuse, Rape, Domestic Violence, Gang-related sexual abuse, Torture. The Haven specialises in working with male and female victims of abuse regardless of age, faith, sexual orientation, disability and ethnicity.

TEACH ME PLEASE is committed to offering education to the turned away children living in Pakistan almost every corner of the country. Our aim is to provide them with modern education and enable them to manage their own lives. Through this project, we would be able to save the children from child labour, which is equivalent to modern day slavery.