Social welfare Charities That specialise in Domestic abuse

We help create safer & stronger communities across Amber Valley, Erewash & surrounding areas, where families who are moving away from hardship or abuse, feel empowered to build a new future. We do this through the provision of practical & emotional support for the whole family, including Salcare Escape Domestic Abuse service, furniture warehouse, community pantry & community cafe & hub.

Crisis accommodation, advice, information and trauma informed and responsive support for women and children fleeing or recovering from domestic violence including high risk of domestic homicide or serious harm.

6 Trustees oversee the work of Family Help Darlington CIO which provides a holistic package of support including refuge accommodation, Darlington's Women's Refuge, was founded in 1976 (charity reg no 506051) in order to provide safe, temporary accommodation for women and women with children fleeing domestic abuse. There is also a telephone helpline for victims/survivors of domestic abuse.

The charity is focused on funding projects that seek to address unresolved childhood trauma, support vulnerable people and socially disadvantaged communities. The charity's current resources are committed to funding an expanding project that helps parents to break the cycle of domestic abuse and give babies the best start in life.

A dedicated women only safe space and service ran by women for women.Provide emotional health and wellbeing support including counselling, support groups, programmes and courses signposting, advocacy support.Practical and emotional support for domestic abuse victims and their families. Support to women in the criminal justice system or at risk of offending.

SWA's objective and principle activity centres on the provision of temporary accommodation for women and children escaping domestic abuse. This is achieved operationally via the two refuges one of which has disabled access and both have dedicated play areas for the children. In total there are 14 bedrooms across the two sites. Families have there own bedrooms but share all the other facilities.

NIDAS is an organisation offering safety, advice, practical help and emotional support to victims of Domestic Abuse.NIDAS offers a range of services which gives children, young people and their families access to professional support whatever their situation.

Winner, the Preston Road Women's Centre provides services to women and children including Nursery, domestic violence support, activities for young women, accommodation, training and volunteering opportunities as well as affordable second hand goods through our charity shop. Women are encouraged and supported to achieve their full potential and resume control of their lives through positive choice

The aims and objectives of this organisation were established to assist women and children who were in necessitous circumstances and in particular those women and children who had suffered from violence and maltreatment in their own homes.

A detailed 2013 annual report is available from the office. The charity campaigns against violence against women and girls particularly within the areas of sport, music, fund raising, and education. White Ribbon Status is available to various authorities and organisations within the UK.

Broxtowe Women's Project Limited (BWP) ensure women, children and young people affected by domestic abuse are supported and empowered to be safe and in control of their lives.Website: www.broxtowewomensproject.org.uk

The Vavengers is a charity committed to ending Violence Against Women and Girls. We connect, campaign and convene. We are a survivor and women-led organisation, standing with and for every woman and girl who has been subjected to or at risk of Gender-Based Violence.

THE OBJECT OF THE CHARITY ARE TO PROMOTE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT THE PROVISION OF SERVICES DIRECTED TOWARDS THE PREVENTION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND THE RELIEF AND SUPPORTOF PERSONS WHO HAVE SUFFERED OR ARE IN DANGER OF SUFFERING, VIOLENCE FROM PERPETRATORS KNOWN TO THEM.

WOMEN'S REFUGE PROVIDING SAFE ACCOMODATION FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN FLEEING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

NDAS provides practical and emotional support to all survivors of domestic abuse in Northumberland at any time in their lives. We can offer practical help and emotional support, see www.nda.services for more information, or telephone us on 01434 608030.

Opoka offers a safe, confidential, non-judgmental service provided by bilingual professionals for those that have been subject to domestic abuse. Opoka strives to empower its clients to become more independent and our objectives are to help the most isolated and vulnerable to benefit from greater care, support, and justice and with our support will improve their lives and integrate in society.

We offer a range of services to young people aged 9-25 as well as members of the wider community including open access sessions, issue based work, sports/well-being, outreach/detached sessions, employment projects, volunteering opportunities, a domestic abuse awareness project and intensive one to one support sessions.

The Buddy Bag Foundation provides relief of material hardship and need amongst children, young people and parents who are fleeing domestic abuse for the public benefit in England and Wales, primarily, but not exclusively, by providing items of basic necessity and comfort.

Supporting any person who is experiencing or escaping domestic violence and abuse.

The Employers' Initiative on Domestic Abuse (EIDA) is a membership organisation bringing together the experience, expertise, and best practice of employers and partners through events and resources, so that all employers across the UK can support any of their employees affected by domestic abuse.

The Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust secures the homes of the over 60s, or with a registered disability or those who are victims of domestic abuse living in Wiltshire and Swindon who have become, or are at risk of becoming, victims of house crime, cyber-crime, and domestic violence. Full home security assessments are carried before fitting appropriate security devices; security on online safety is given

We work to end violence against women and girls

Bright Futures deliver a range of project activities to young women aged 11-25 to increase their health, wellbeing and safety. We deliver projects around a range of issues including alcohol misuse, sexual health, domestic abuse, young mums, unemployment and exploitation.

We are dedicated to providing counselling & support to adults, young people, children & families disadvantaged by life circumstances and experiences that effect their personal safety and emotional wellbeing. We provide individual 'face to face' - Telephone & MS Teams counselling sessions & also group therapy from our main operational base and outreach rooms throughout Warwickshire.

Women and children only activities,Challenge and assist women and their children who experience, or are at threat of Domestic Abuse, Honour Base Violence,Forced marriage play schemegirls groupparenting class50 plus groupGeneral Charitable PurposesEducation/TrainingDisabilityArts/culture