Social welfare Charities That specialise in Domestic abuse

A charity with purposes of giving grants to organisations and people working in the areas of domestic violence, knife crime, youth sports programmes, provision of clean water , human traffiking and for homes for abandoned children in Trinidad.

Helping woman and sign posting woman who have been and are going through domestic abuse

- Supporting victims of domestic violence by teaching them sewing skills as a form of rehabilitation- Making face masks and scrubs for public services- Making Food hampers and Hygiene kits for the less privileged- Serving hot evening meals for the homeless- Pre-covid social gatherings for the elderly to reduce exclusion and loneliness - Clothes alterations for free

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.To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded.

(a) 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. (b) To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded, relieving the needs of those who are socially excluded and assisting them to integrate into society.

More to her Life charity supports women who have experienced domestic abuse reconnect with themselves and design a life they want to live away from abuse. The charity delivers gifts and experiences designed to show them how amazing life can be away from abuse.

To relieve persons, particularly in London Region. That are in hardship and distress as a result of (but not limited to) poverty, criminality, mental health, domestic violence discrimination, substance misuse etc. Assistance with language translation and interpreting, assistance in finding employment. Advice on how to access public services, provision of legal advice .

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. To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing people from becoming socially excluded.

We aim to support women and girls through our drop in services, advice sessions, health and well-being activities and arts and crafts. We have experience working with women who are survivors of domestic abuse and are diagnosed or struggling with mental health. We currently have 8 weekly groups including a coffee morning, a carers group and a young girls group. Our groups and activities are service

CarePoint Housing, specialises in supported and accommodation services for families, single, vulnerable men and women, particularly rough sleepers, victims of domestic violence, ex-offenders and those suffering substance misuse and mental health problems.

The charity makes grants and provides essential household items to victims of domestic abuse being rehoused.

Charity operates throughout Great Britain. We provide advice to Slovak and Czechs as they arrive to the UK. We help them to adapt to their new situation. Through the series of workshops and lectures, we explain the differences in family life and child care in Great Britain and in Europe. In occasional cases, we also help the victims of domestic violence to deal with the situation.

The main object of Winella is to provide support to housebound elderly people and survivors of domestic abuse through grants made through other charities.

The Believe Foundation's central driving principle is that of nurturing balance. Of mind, body and soul. Our inclusive, bottom-up approach is designed to break the cycle of domestic abuse by offering clients a personalised programme that will take them from crisis to flourishing.

Aiming to raise funds to create a network of refuges for women and children escaping Domestic Abuse.

Give grants to other non profit entities that focus on protecting vulnerable children or adults from any type of violence, especially domestic violence

1. Reducing landfill locally by providing a site for people to deposit their recyclable household waste.2. Through sale of donated items and realisation of benefits, the provision of financial grants to local charities and voluntary organisations - e.g. - Stafford Free IT providing computers to disadvantaged families, Women's Aid Stafford, House of Bread and others

-Collating, analysing and publishing data on femicide-Conducting, participating in, commissioning, promoting and disseminating research on femicide-Promoting awareness and understanding of the occurrence and causes of men's violence against women-Promoting improvements in the understanding, prevention and response to femicide and men's violence against women, girls and children