Social welfare Charities That specialise in Domestic abuse

True Butterflies Foundation supports families who have experienced domestic abuse. We do this by aiding them in supporting, rebuilding and empowering. Our support begins with our fully trained mentors, They are here to support you through every step of your journey. We can offer you help rebuilding your life, we now offer counselling and links to therapy for you and your family.

Hawa Trust is committed to eradicating FGM in the UK, especially among African, Asian and Arab communities. Girls and young women from African communities are normally taken to Africa to undergo FGM. This is a dangerous practice which has devastating physical, psychological and emotional effects on the victims. We also address issues relating to HIV and AIDS, and domestic violence.

The Sparkle Foundation is a UK run by volunteers.We support people living in poverty, sudden crisis, ill health, domestic abuse , bereaved, suicide prevention, free therapy and weekly mental health groups, for people who have no where else to go to help their situation and help them move forward. We deliver our services with heart, soul and with out judgement, enabling people to feel equ

Boys projects, Work around gangs, sexual health and Child sexual exploitation, Violence Against Women and Girls, Women and Girls projects. Mentoring (face to face and online), Supporting the elderly, Focus Groups and group sessions, Live Debates, Sponsored Walks, Black History Events,

Alumah tackles the long term impact of domestic violence on clients of all races and genders in West Suffolk. We empower clients to access support and change their thought patterns and behaviour to avoid future abusive relationships.we offer: 1. 3 core group programmes.2. A safe space for long term informal support and networking.3. An outreach programme to local young people

To support families and young people through the provision of activities which develop their skills, capacities and capabilities. To develop and apply a range of interventions that support children families and young people in a range of issues that have an effect on their quality of life including: bullying, sexual health, sexual exploitation and domestic abuse.

Child's Vision help support children who have witnessed or been directly affected by Domestic Abuse by way of:-Facilitating the Freedom Programme for Children and TeenagersProviding 1:1 support in schools

The prevention of poverty in Hampshire , in particular but not exclusively those individuals who are victims of domestic abuse, by the provision of furniture, kitchen equipment , clothing and any other necessary items as the trustees see fit.

Provides and runs community hall in deprived area, we operate a signposting and support service for members of the community facing hardships and emotional issues. We provide free counselling, mediation, support with housing, domestic abuse, workshops, training and education.

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.

Agal Wellbeing Services CIO supports those who are affected by mental health issues, domestic abuse and other relationship related issues within South Asian Community, in Tamil, Sinhalese, Hindi, Urdu and English. Agal offers up to 8 free counselling sessions and free domestic abuse support services. All our counsellors are registered with BACP. Counselling is available in-person and/or online.

TO PRESERVE & PROTECT THE GOOD HEALTH AND RELIEVE SUFFERING FACED BY WOMEN, THOSE WHO IDENTIFY AS WOMEN, CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED, OR ARE EXPERIENCING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ABUSE BY THE PROVISION OF ADVICE, SUPPORT, HOUSEHOLD & PERSONAL ITEMS, INCLUDING IN ASSOCIATION WITH STATUTORY, VOLUNTARY & OTHER ORGANISATIONS & IN ANY MANNER WHICH NOW IS OR MAY BE DEEMED BY LAW AS CHARITABLE

The objectives of The Ellie Trust are the preservation and protection of the mental and physical health of women and children who have suffered domestic violence and the prevention of hardship and distress to women and children by domestic violence by grant making to charities and organisations who are currently helping these objectives in the Liverpool and Merseyside region.

Southampton Family Trust supports families and children in Southampton, especially those struggling with deprivation, isolation, emotional and mental health issues and/or domestic abuse.

Issue based education for young people / general public (Drugs, Alcohol, Antisocial behaviour, Bullying, Equality & Diversity, Domestic Violence etc.) through workshops and drama.Support, training and signposting for those recovering from addiction to drugs and alcohol increasing self esteem, confidence and skills.

Merciful Hands : Weekly Food Bank & Empowerment.Mother Deborah Ministries : Domestic Violence advocacy, Lone Parents Support and Basic Life Skills Training.Merciful Centre: Preaching the gospel and supporting humanity.Merciful Aid Poverty Alleviation Foundation: African Aid and Support to the Less Privilege, Widows, Orphans and Children with special Needs.

Our work is directed at improving lives of all beneficiaries. We work with women experiencing domestic violence empowering and supporting to escape their abusers. We provide information, care and support for women living with HIV/AIDS in the London, rising awareness on issues surrounding HIV/AIDS by running workshops, delivering presentations and staging community events educating the community.

Improving the quality of life of people living in Merton particularly the BME population;Drugs and Alcohol Awareness and referrals to treatment agencies; Delivering of direct community, health and social care services jointly with the South West London and St George's Mental Health Thrust;Acting as a third party reporting centre for victims of Race, hate Crimes and domestic violence;

The primary objective of the charity is to ensure that South East Asian women who have been estranged from their families due to forced marriage, domestic violence or honour abuse have access to support, information and resources to help them become productive independent members of society.

The Centre aims to provide services for the South Asian communities within the Greater Manchester area in the fields of Welfare Rights, Criminal Justice, Mental Health, Counselling and Domestic Violence.

To advance education and to relieve need in Mifumi Village, Tororo District, Eastern Uganda, by the provision of a school, a medical centre, and in such other charitable ways as the Trustees may determine, and to advance the education of children and young persons nationally and internationally, in particular on issues of health and domestic violence.

We are a Liverpool Combined Authority based charity helping Armed Forces personnel, service leavers and veterans get access to mental health support, wellbeing, treatment and employment. We work with the local authorities very closely by supporting the most vulnerable cases including those who suffer with Complex PTSD, chronic homelessness, addiction and those who are escaping domestic violence.

Charity Objects: AS AN EXPRESSION OF CHRISTIAN FAITH, TO RELIEVE POVERTY AND FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, PARTICULARLY AMONG WOMEN FROM BAME BACKGROUNDS, REFUGEES, AND ASYLUM SEEKERS, TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING THROUGH SAFE ACCOMMODATION, SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, CULTURALLY COMPETENT FOOD BANK FOR FAMILIES, COUNSELING, EDUCATION, TO RELIEVE WOMEN SURFFERING FROM HOMELESSNESS

Friends of SADA is a charity that supports the work of Survivors Against Domestic Abuse. The team offer advice, support and housing to anyone who is suffering or has suffered from domestic abuse.

Provide information, advice, guidance in immigration, health, housing, benefit advice, education, training and support to young people, families and children mainly from deprived backgrounds living in poverty. We offer a number of educational, cultural and sports activities such as dance, IT, music, drama, ESOL, football, healthy eating cooking classes, sewing, self-defence, domestic violence etc.