Social welfare Charities That specialise in Domestic abuse

Information and advice on welfare benefits; Information and advice on immigration and asylum issues; Basic ICT and ESOL classes and advanced classes for members of BME, making the transition to work; Cultural and creative activities and events; A range of volunteer programmes; Struggle against domestic violence; Care for elderly and sick people; Advice to parents about teenager crimes.

We support Victims and Survivors of Domestic Abuse and Violence.

Provision of fostering support for the pets of those experiencing domestic abuse. Advice to those experiencing domestic abuse with regard to providing care for their pets.

Our activities: is to elevate poverty: Africa, England and Wales To support children and young women against domestic violence, Orphans-care, education, food, clothes, & medical assistance. HIV/ AIDS sufferers. Health education in diet and nutrition. Management and leadership training. Nursery and primary school for children and the youth, Women and Girls Save-A-Life campaign.

Arise Restoration Centre provides crisis intervention services for people who are in crisis and crisis prevention services for people who are in high risk exposure to a major crisis such as homelessness, domestic violence, or negative and destructive health lifestyles which can or may lead to depravity or suicide.

The Hope Initiative UK provides essential support services (food bank, food boxes , a limited number of energy vouchers, advisory services, signposting directories, coaching sessions) to improve the health and wellbeing of individuals and families who are in need, have experienced ill health or been affected by domestic abuse.

Petronela's Hope supports women, children and families affected by domestic violence and hardship. We provide therapy sessions, foodbank support, childrens and art clubs, a youth football club, interpreter services and community events raising awareness and offering help.We also organise fundraising events to support our charitable projects and services.

Our activities are the provision of daily drop in advice and information services on, heath welfare benefit, housing,social services, racial harassment, domestic violence mentoring, carrying for older peoples and counselling, outreach work in visiting detainees, dissemination of information ,provision of supplementary education and we provided a cultural and social event, seminars, workshops

Educational programme will be consisting of After School programme where the organisation will be implemented non-formal education ? Youth:ICT/Arts/ drama/theatre/Drawing etcWomen: -Community Fashion show to promote positive image and build self-confidence in women.- Domestic violence awarenessFamily:Family arranged trip/visitFamily mediationFamily conflict resolution

training for mosques burial issues surgery's for debt housing benefits counselling helping domestic violence victims get accommodation benefits local youth events trips for youngsters education with extra maths and English local women events health events

The Amy Leigh Barnes Charitable Foundation provides grants to fund projects that address issues of Domestic Abuse (physical, sexual, emotional and/or mental abuse), and projects that offer provision to children and young people including educating through creative activities.

To provide the best facilities, coaching and accessibility to those who are:* Unfit* Have unhealthy life styles* Suffer disabilities or discrimination* Suffer from well-being issues such as loneliness, isolation, domestic abuse* Local school children whose schools cant or dont provide such access* Young people looking to engage in sporting activities for the first time* The elderly

Women Together Association, (WTA) , support Woman and their children going through domestic violence, personal relationship, unemployment, disability, and Social Problems. We advocate for our Service Users. We run activities such as annual cultural exhibition, youth club, talent show, drama /art club, dinner award conference, training, seminars, exam-time support and counselling.Home visits.

Respond to issues raised by members which can be at a local, national and international level in the advancement of LGBTQI rights. We aim to create safe spaces, extend our support for reporting crime and domestic abuse, in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation with the objective of improving the conditions of life for the residents.

CAFE (Church Action for Families in Easington) Together is an Ecumenical project involving several different Christian Churches in the Easington Deanery. It provides a hot meal once a week on a Thursday to disadvantaged families and individuals as well as offering a referral service for those in need of financial advice/support, drug and alcohol abuse, victims of domestic violence etc

Mamas in need was formed to help vulnerable and disadvantaged pregnant women and babies in the villages in Africa in particular but not exclusively to prevent maternal and infant mortality. Mamas in need provide services, equipment and other necessary items directed at improving their pre-natal and postnatal conditions of life. Mamas in need raise awareness of domestic violence and FGM.

Arch 76 is a Christian charity providing emotional and spiritual support to women in East London, many of whom face considerable challenges such as domestic violence, addictions, physical and mental health issues and isolation. Activities include: arts and crafts sessions; optional bible studies, worship and prayer and other sessional activities such as dance and discussion groups.

A 100% volunteer led charity, ICSS's objectives are the advancement of educational achievements and social development of children aged 7-16 of all faiths and backgrounds. Helping low income and socially disadvantaged families. This includes children who are refugees & affected by domestic violence by providing food parcels, tutoring in the core national curriculum subjects, support and mentoring.

Helping Womens Aid Raise awareness of plight of honey bee.Craft,including quilting and tuition, card makingBook GroupWalking GroupChoirDrama group. Theatre and cinema visitsEducation and training

GIVES HELP TO THE LADIES AND CHILDREN WHO ARE RESIDING IN THE REFUGE. RAISES AWARENESS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

We assist people by providing spiritual and emotional assistance. We also help youth and people and support them in many areas of life such as: prison, hospital and home visits. We give information on matters such as: education, employment, health, welfare rights, youth and family support. We organised seminar workshops on alcohol and drugs, HIV prevention development, domestic violence, keeping c

Sirona Homes provides dispersed housing to women who have experienced domestic abuse and need a safe and secure home to successfully rebuild their lives, claim back their independence and live a fulfilling life free from violence & fear. The women tenants are supported by staff who provide intensive housing support and address emotional and therapeutic issues associated with the trauma of abuse.

The Jan Foundation offer mentoring and befriending support to victims of domestic violence both adults and children in the Birmingham area

It is our intention to hold the following support session.Bible studies for children and youths.Individual prayer sessions/spiritual counseling.Prayer meetings for all ages.Food pantry services provide food to families and members of the community in crisis. Visiting and helping the sick, and elderly and to give support and assistance to female victims of Domestic violence.

Helping to relieve the suffering of expectant mothers within the UK, who are experiencing (or are at risk of experiencing) domestic abuse during pregnancy, and supporting them to protect their children long term. Activities include, but are not limited to, the provision of specialist accommodation, pre and post-natal support, parenting support, and other practical, financial and emotional support.