My Sisters Place is a pecialist domestic violence service supporting women in the Teesside area, primarily Middlesbrough.
We help parents and other relatives wanting to stay in a child's life following a parental separation, if either the child or the relative lives in Wales. We have a helpline 08456 00 4446 which is staffed Mon-Fri from 10am to 7pm. We have support meetings monthly across Wales. www.fnf-bpm.org.uk
We work with young people, who are/at the risk of getting involved in crime
UKELA is the UK's foremost membership organisation working to improve understanding and awareness of environmental law, and to make the law work for a better environment. www.ukela.org
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.MRC provides information and support to women who have been raped or sexually abused no matter how long ago the experience happened.
SRC is a Southampton based charity with over 25 years of experience providing specialist services to women, men, young people (12+), and families who have been affected by or who are at risk of rape and/or sexual abuse.
Xfm reaches nearly 1 million* listeners every week across the UK. XFM is proud to support causes that are close to our listeners' hearts. Remember the war that was started by a child? Neither do we. Every day over a billion children in conflict zones are at daily risk of being shot at, abducted, tortured, raped and killed. Xfm is proud to support the work of War Child, the charity who provides life-changing support to the most vulnerable children whose families, communities and schools have been torn apart by war. Find out more about their work and how XFM will be raising money to support them by visiting the charity section of our website. Xfm's fund for War Child is an appeal operated by Global Charities, a registered charity in England & Wales (1091657) & Scotland (SC041475). War Child is a registered charity in England & Wales (1071659).
Making The Change was founded as a pilot project to provide support to 16-18 year old young offenders who had completed the custodial part of their sentence. The intention was to help prevent repeat offending, and allow young men to become active contributing members of the community. Support was provided in a residential setting. Making The Change was founded as a pilot project to provide support to 16-18 year old young offenders who had completed the custodial part of their sentence. The intention was to help prevent repeat offending, and allow young men to become active contributing members of the community. Support was provided in a residential setting. In 2010, the trustees identified suitable premises and in January 2011, Brent Knoll House in Bristol was opened. The house was run with dedicated staff, who provided support to the young men whilst they were resident in the house, and in some cases, in the time following their departure. The trustees commissioned an independent report on the project to be carried out by the University of Gloucestershire. The project has the full support of the Chief Constable and Police and Crime Commissioner for Avon and Somerset. When the project was established, the Youth Justice Board agreed to provide a grant for three years, representing approximately 45% of the running costs. The trustees were able to raise the remaining costs from companies, charitable trusts and individual donations, and had considerable local support. In February 2013, the Youth Justice Board, with only six weeks notice terminated the grant agreement with effect from 31 March 2013, nine months before the completion of the three year project. The project was able to continue until 31 August 2013, using funds which the Trustees had raised. However the premature withdrawal of the Youth Justice Board grant meant that the Trustees were unable to complete the pilot project as planned. The Trustees do not consider that they have received from the Youth Justice Board a full and satisfactory explanation of why they chose to curtail the grant early. They are particularly disappointed that the success of the project and hard work that they and the staff had put into the project appeared to be ignored by the Youth Justice Board. The successful progress of the project had been recognised in the interim report from the University of Gloucestershire, which had been shared with the Youth Justice Board. The Trustees would like to thank all those who have supported their attempt to find a way of reducing re-offending by young people.
The Blue Lamp Trust is a registered charity. It is a partnership between Hampshire Police, Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service, business and the community. It was established to promote community safety and security in Hampshire through three strands; The Bobby Scheme - Providing practical help to vulnerable victims of crime through activities such as making repairs after a burglary, fitting security chains, window locks, spy holes and the installation of smoke alarms & providing fire prevention advice to guard against the risk of fire. This service is provided free of charge to the service user and will make them less likely to become victims of crime in the future and make them feel safer in their own home. Blue Lamp Trust Grants - Providing grants to local projects that address the aims of the Trust in Hampshire. Blue Lamp Driver Training - Delivering driver training for business to help them evidence a commitment to meeting their duty of care to employees who drive on company business and at the same time reduce the numbers of people killed and injured on our roads. All monies generated from driver training sales (after running costs are deducted) are put back into the Bobby Scheme and Blue Lamp Trust Grants.
LBC's Help a London Child, was set up to help disadvantaged young people in London. We support children a young people affected by abuse, homelessness, disability, poverty and illness. This Christmas LBC's Help a London Child is supporting the charity Missing People. The funds we raise will go towards funding Missing People’s 24 hour helpline to provide a lifeline to families facing Christmas with an empty seat at the table and Christmas presents still wrapped under the tree. Their trained volunteers also provide confidential support to young runaways, helping them to find a safe place to stay when required and giving them the option to send a message to loved ones that they are safe or better still, that they want to come home. Make a difference, help us reunite families this Christmas. LBC's Help a London Child is an appeal run by Global Charities, a registered charity in England and Wales (1091657) and Scotland (SC041475)
Our aim is to support and protect women, children and young people with experience of domestic abuse by providing a wide range of sustainable services of the highest possible standard and influencing the policy and practice of others ensuring those affected by domestic abuse receive appropriate responses. We are committed to working towards a society free from domestic abuse and gender inequality.
Quaker Service is a cross community family welfare charity which contributes in a practical way to the understanding and reduction of the causes and effects of violence, suffering and social deprivation on communities in Northern Ireland. QS provides services to support vulnerable and undervalued individuals, families and children.
We help adults and children who are stressed due to bullying, harassment, victimisation, discrimination and/or stalking issues. We specialise in workplace bullying and playground bullying. The helpline provides confidential, impartial and practical guidance.
Family Space offers a helping hand with the ups and downs of family life. - Befrienders...help in and around the family home - Time Out for Mums...with a creche for 0-2s - Stay and Play sessions...for parents and children - Child Contact Centre...a place for children and parents to meet up
Our aim is to offer a range of support to people who are facing life’s challenges, but primarily aimed at young people who are either living in or are at risk of participating in gangs, crime and blighted lifestyles.
Kites Global works with children who have experienced trauma and abuse or who are at risk of it. We provide holistic care through a number of therapeutic and practical services. Kites also workers with the caregivers of these children, teaching them to recognise the symptoms of abuse.
NCDV is a charity which provides fast and free legal advice and support to victims of domestic violence. The service is available to anybody regardless of age, gender, race, religion or sexual orientation.
Nexus is a Northern-Ireland wide voluntary agency specialising in the provision of counselling for adult survivors (age 16+) of sexual violence, abuse and rape.
Freedom Matters focuses on rescuing trafficked, exploited and abused children in Nepal. After rescue we protect victims and provide immediate rehabilitation and care support. We are currently most involved in exposing and raiding rogue orphanages in Nepal that have become trafficking destinations.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. This service supports victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence, we offer support to men, women and children. We believe everyone has the right to live their lives free from abuse and society has a duty to recognise and defend this. We provide a specialist non-judgmental service and endeavour to empower our service users to make informed decisions regarding their lives. Domestic abuse and sexual violence is very much prevalent in today’s society with an estimated 1.2 million women and 800,000 men experiencing domestic abuse and over 33,0000 women being sexually assaulted in a year. Government statistics state 1.3 women and 1.6 men will be victims of domestic violence at some stage of their life. (UK statistics) 2014.Our service is sadly in high demand and due to these current austere times it can difficult to meet the needs of our service users within the city. Every donation assists us inproviding much needed support to those who access our service. Please donate to support our cause, Thank you. Charity No: 273803 Find out more Website http://www.peterboroughwomensaid.co.uk
Sheffield Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre (also known as Sheffield Rape Crisis) is a specialist women only service offering free and confidential support to help to empower women and girls (over 13 years old) who have experienced rape or sexual abuse at any times in their lives.
Child-Safe provides practical advice, and promotes the safety, welfare and pastoral care of children and young people, involved in sport, community groups and travel. It is committed to improving care, reducing opportunities of abuse and helping parents, volunteers and schools to provide an environment, which is safe and fun.