Social welfare Charities That specialise in Domestic abuse

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.

AOS raise awareness of domestic violence/abuse, with support, rehab, advocacy & training for women in England. In Malawi a School is pursued for girls rescued from early marriages. We pay for School fees, bicycles and amenities for students. Empower women & girls in Zimbabwe & Zambia with Sewing-Machines, Hairdressing, Sanitary Pads, Food Hampers, Survival Kits. Solar Lights for Maternity Wards.

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, 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

The range and focus of our work includes providing advocacy and crisis interpenetration surrounding domestic violence, including emotional and practical support, interpreting and translation, recreational activities, careers advice, drug abuse awareness, escorting, and transport, while promoting, and befriending networks.

Support of those affected by Domestic Abuse

Provide a 27 week (one evening a week) community domestic abuse programme (CDAP) for self referring men who reside in the Kent County. For those men who start the CDAP we provide a woman support worker who maintains contact with the partner or recent ex-partner of the man on the CDAP. We have three groups located in Folkestone, Tonbridge and Medway.

For disadvantaged young lives facing such difficulties as domestic violence, abuse, homelessness or refugee status ARTICULATE provides creative safe spaces where they can use art to build a sense of self-worth that leads to enduring personal resilience.

The Dormywood Trust is prioritising work in the following areas; food poverty, violence against women and girls, environmental work and arts-based creative organisations working with young people. We will not be operating an open application process but instead working proactively to fund grass-roots work in these areas. We will not respond to unsolicited requests for funding.

To further such charitable purposes for the benefit of women and family in particular but not exclusively by; 1) Empowering single mother and women on: domestic violence, abuse relationships, problems or worries regarding children, housing, welfare and financial management. 2) Relieving the hardship, stress and depression suffered by most disadvantaged women.

Counselling to children and young people

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

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.

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.

Providing for families in poverty,domestic violence, human trafficking, neglect, abuse etc with food, toys, birthday & Christmas gifts, clothing, furniture, toiletries, household items, white goods etc. Our referrals come from Social Workers, Police Liaison Officers, the local Refuges, Pastoral Care Workers etc. We run it in our spare time so every penny/item donated goes to the families in need

The Crossing Point seeks to help restore those whose lives have been impacted by domestic abuse and see them living in hope. Using a holistic approach, we provide personalised support, group recovery programmes and outreach. We are working to see the generational cycle of domestic abuse broken, raising awareness through teaching and training within communities.

Work with women survivors of Gender Based Violence in the UK and Africa that includes Female Genital Mutilation, Domestic Violence, Forced Marriage, Honour Based Violence (HBV), Sexual Abuse, Modern Day Slavery and Trafficking, women in prison and women experiencing Mental Health, through advocacy and outreach support services

It was set up to support disadvantaged people, especially those from the Minority Ethnic backgrounds (BME), by alleviating poverty, reducing social isolation, advancing education, and fostering wellness. We support children, young e and older people who could not access services as well as those with mental health. Also we provide rehabilitation to young offenders and victims of domestic abuse.

Due to significant trauma, people with lived experience of domestic abuse often face low confidence, poverty, mental health challenges and the need for safe rehousing. Our mission is to relieve homelessness and promote healthy relationships, enabling individuals to reach their full potential by providing recovery support and encouraging positive mental health/wellbeing across Hull and East Riding.

To promote & protect the human rights of women and girls around the world, primarily in Zimbabwe, affected by gender-based violence by: - Raising awareness of domestic abuse and gender-based violence - Relieving the needs of victims of domestic and gender-based violence through: running economic empowerment workshops and self defense classes - Raising funds to support victims.

We offer grants for private counselling for all ages who are going through bullying issues, mental health, domestic violence and bereavement We also offer activity sessions to schools and after school activities to promote safety online and antibullying.HAB assist parents and young people with meetings within schools and the workplace.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION IN PARTICULAR BY THE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL. WE PROVIDE MEANINGFUL TIMES OF WORSHIP , THE OPPORTUNITIES TO FELLOWSHIP FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES, THROUGH SATURDAY SCHOOL, YOUTH GROUP, SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB, SUMMER HOLIDAY CLUB. SEMINARS FOR MEN & WOMEN COVERING VARIOUS TOPICS INCLUDING DOMESTIC ABUSE, FINANCE AND HEALTH ISSUES

We offer freedom training and VOICE training to domestic abuse victims and survivors.We are looking to train IDVA and ISVA throughout West Berkshire and Thames valley.We are also raising awareness,educating and empowering through our chai and chats in Thames valley.We provide monthly online support groups.We provide cultural awareness training for our referral partners

Provide scholarship to indigent youth and support a school programme in the Philippines. In the UK charitable projects include support victims of domestic violence, support services for senior citizens of FWA-UK and the community. General Meeting in May, Annual General Meeting in September, fundraising activities include annual food festival, annual dinner dance in June.