Social welfare Charities That specialise in Domestic abuse

HVDV IS AN ORGANISATION PROVIDING SUPPORT TO FAMILIES, INDIVIDUALS BOTH MALE AND FEMALE, AND CHILDREN/YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED DIFFICULTY, WHERE THAT DIFFICULTY IS RELATED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND THEIR ASSOCIATED ISSUES.OUR ORGANISATION AIMS TO REDUCE SUFFERING AND PROMOTE AND PRESERVE HEALTH AND WELLBEING, BY HELPING INDIVIDUALS TO SUSTAIN INDEPENDENCE

Cherish works with children and families in crisis, in Africa and the UK. In Africa we focus on education, relief and development, while in the UK we have worked with victims of domestic violence, and children in areas of high deprivation. Cherish always works direct with local service providers. All projects have been inspected by a trustee, or other nominated person.

GlobalARRK provides support to 'stuck' families in international child custody crisis. We prevent the root causes of international parental child abduction by providing specialist services: emotional support, information, signposting and peer support. We support stuck families with any secondary problems e.g. domestic abuse, homelessness. We also advocate, raise awareness & promote research.

We provide a confidential and free signposting helpline to all those in Hertfordshire affected by Domestic Abuse, including those being abused, perpetrators who indicate they wish to address their behaviour and professionals who deal with those affected.

We are a Domestic Violence charity offering Outreach Service to women who require our support. The services we can provide support in are: Domestic Violence, Abuse, Divorce, Child Support, Immigration, Refuge, Benefits, Training Courses and Education Programmes, Access to Solicitors.

Working with families and young people.Fundraising for National and Worldwide Mothers' Union projects for literacy; Domestic abuse; Social deprivation; Respite holidays.Training in Public Speaking;Spiritual direction and public services of worship.

To relive the distress and suffering of women, in particular, women of South Asian ethnicity, who have suffered or who are exposed to domestic violence or other forms of abuse, through the provision of a support helpline, drop-in support sessions, education and through delivering training sessions and advice to other organisations and services on domestic violence.

Facilitate the rescue and adoption of homeless (from risk kill shelters, surrendered by owners, supporting owners of domestic abuse with temporary foster homes) domestic dogs of pure or mixed breed and placing them into solid and stable homes, while providing long-term care for those dogs not appropriate for adoption.

Educating the public and churches about worldwide violence against women, and empowering and enabling them to make a difference.

Playback Theatre South West creates opportunities for communities of people to engage with issues that affect their lives in workshops and performances. Creative theatre activities support refugees; young carers; people with learning difficulties or mental health issues; women who have experienced domestic abuse; and women's organisations in the South West of England.

Resolute Women's Support Services will support women who have experienced or are experiencing domestic abuse.

TO ORGANIZE AND PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, HEALTHY LIVING ACTIVITIES, COMPUTER LITERACY, ESOL CLASSES, DRESSMAKING CLASSES, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS ,HERITAGE AWARENESS AND GENERAL ADVISORY SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY. WEEKLY LADIES CLUB AND DROP IN SERVICE FOR, DISABLED, ELDERLY, ISOLATED, LONELY AND DEPRESSED WOMEN IN THE REDBRIDGE AREA.

1.Provide free advice, information and representation to asylum seekers, refugees, migrants and others in matters of asylum, immigration, housing, debt ,welfare benefits, hate crime and domestic violence, education, training and employment.2. Low rate fee paying service in imigration is available for clients, who are not eligible for public funding.

We work with the most disadvantaged Women & Children in Uganda & Kenya. Most of our work is in the cities and mostly in the slum areas. We try to Empower Women through self-help assistance projects. Since 2016 we have been concentrating on the rescue and rehabilitation of street orphans, girls and boys in the city of Kampala in Uganda. We provide a safe family style home food and education.

Living Keys provide Free courses to men, women and children who have experienced domestic abuse. The details of the courses can be found website https://www.livingkeys.co.uk/courses. There are application forms for Clients to complete and this will come to Living Keys and we will be in touch with dates etc for the courses. We also provide emotional support and have a weekly drop in service.

We provide a Safe House accomodating up to 3 women fleeing abuse and honour based violence with No Recourse to Public Funds. Weekly SafeSpace Meeting for women to receive s wellbeing, English, emotional and practical support, Befriending to support women and children recover from effects of abuse, Advocacy for women individually and nationally.

To promote social inclusion for people aged 8 - 24 using powerful unmounted horse based interventions with specially trained horses.Professional referrals from : schools, CAMHS, Social Workers, Specialist Agencies, Domestic Violence, Drug & Alcohol for those suffering from a variety of challenges e.g Mental Health - especially anxiety, school exclusion, ADHD, neglect & abuse, victims of crime etc

Activity. The Charity completed the building of seven single bedded flats on the 15th March 2007 within budget. Two units were sold to the Reading Single Homeless Project charity number 279859 and the remaining five are let on a twenty one year lease ending in 2026.In September 2017 a joint construction project with Berkshire Womens Aid commenced and is due for completion in December 2018

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, including signposting to other services, and by any other means as the trustees in their discretion shall determine. The promotion of social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded.

We provide services for families, as we seek to build the local community our services include , sports, cultural activities, employment services, advice and support on Education, debt, parenting, employment and domestic violence. This work covers the needs of all family members.

To promote the protection of adults and children who have suffered or are suffering from or have been exposed to domestic abuse by such means as are charitable including the preservation of their mental and physical health, the relief of need and the promotion of education concerning domestic abuse. These objectives will be mainly achieved through the awarding of grants.

Information, advice, guidance and counselling sessions. BWARC provides ESOL drama and French sessions. BWARC provides immigration, housing advice, welfare benefit advice and casework. BWARC provides outreach services to families, support domestic violence victims, conduct research and help with promoting support for fair policies.

Providing support for victims of domestic violence.

Information, advocacy and guidance surgeries for clients from all local communities.Family mediation and domestic violence.Housing and homelessness.Help with language and interpretation.Health and wellbeing projects.Online forms filling for clients who are not computer literate.Training and educational Projects including ESOL and IT, employability training.Resettling of new migrants

TRUE HONOUR was established in 2015 with two clear aims to stop abuse and save lives. To help and support all victims of Honour Based Violence (HBV), Forced Marriage (FM) and Female Genital Mutilation (FGM).OUR MISSION is to engage with Police and Agencies to gauge a better understanding of victims, to meet the needs of South Asian Communities by providing training to frontline professionals.