Room to Heal is a healing community for people who have survived torture, trafficking, and other forms of organised violence. We aim to enable our members to heal from their traumatic experiences, find renewed meaning in life and integrate into the UK through our holistic therapeutic programme.
Warning Zone is an educational centre in Leicester teaching vital learning for life skills to Year 6 pupils and other vulnerable groups. Using interactive scenarios, issues such as risk, safety, personal responsibility and consequences of anti-social behaviour and offending are covered.
The National Association for People Abused in Childhood (NAPAC) runs the only national free phone Support Line 0800 085 3330 for adults who have been abused during childhood. For more information please visit their website www.napac.org.uk
For over 120 years The Mary Ward Settlement has provided access to justice and access to education to people from all over London. Today it is made up of two organisations, the Mary Ward Adult Education Centre and the Mary Ward Legal Centre.
AVA is a national second tier service working to end all forms of violence against women and girls. We identify and work to fill gaps in services, help to find innovative solutions and inspire effective strategic approaches by both specialist and generic agencies.
The Medaille Trust - Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. The Medaille Trust is a charity founded to help women, men and children who have been freed from Human Trafficking. The work of the Medaille Trust is to empower those who have been freed from the Human Trafficking industry here in the UK. Enabling them to regain their dignity and self-worth. We do this by providing safe housing and offering opportunities for physical and psychological healing and rehabilitation. We raise awareness of the plight of those who are enslaved and exploited in Sex Trafficking, Labour Exploitation, Domestic Servitude and other slave like industries in the UK.
The Helen Bamber Foundation is a human rights charity in London. Our specialist team of therapists, doctors and legal experts provide therapeutic care, legal protection & practical support to survivors of human rights violations, such as torture & human trafficking.
Kindled Spirit is a dedicated initiative with the sole aim of raising awareness and supporting the victims of trafficking, especially children. Who Are We?Human trafficking, or modern day slavery is an abhorrent crime that affects 161 countries across the globe. It is now second only to the international drugs trade in terms of profitability. The trade is worth an estimated $31bn. per annum.Some alarming facts…• It is estimated that over 3 million people are trafficked each year – 50% being children.• 80% of those children end up in the commercial sex industry.• Most girls are trafficked between the ages of 9 and 14. 95% of all victims trafficked experience physical or sexual violence.Kindled Spirit is a dedicated initiative with the sole aim of raising awareness and supporting the victims of trafficking, especially children. We identify professionally run, non-government organisations (NGO’s) around the world, which seek additional funding and other programme support in line with our aims and objectives.Please support us in our goals and objectives. Charity No: 1159146 Find out more Website http://www.kindledspirit.org.uk
Dot Com Children's Foundation is a small charity which empowers children to make safer choices in life through the Values Versus Violence programme. The programme is taught in schools by teaching staff and supported by the police. We work nationwide with a focus on Birmingham and London.
Pathway Project provides services to women and children who suffer domestic abuse. We support them, with a range of services including refuge provision, floating support, children’s services, a 24 hour helpline, counseling, group therapy, Drop in centre services and training provision.
CARA (Centre for Action on Rape and Abuse) is a registered charity providing independent, specialist support for adults, young people and children who have experienced any sort of sexual violence, either recently or in the past. We work across mid and North Essex and Uttlesford. Over the last year, CARA has supported over 450 adults, young people and children. We provide:
Twelves Company is a charity that supports victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence in Devon and Cornwall. We work with children, women and men, offering practical and emotional help.
EVERYMAN PROJECT has helped individuals and families break free from cycles of domestic and other violence for over 15 years. We help those individuals who want to change their angry violent , and abusive behaviours to understand their history and patterns of violence/abuse, and we help them start changing some of the decisions that underlie their violent or abusive behaviour. WE HELP MEN. WE HELP WOMEN. WE HELP CHILDREN. WE HELP SOCIETY. WE WANT YOU TO HELP STOP VIOLENCE AND ABUSE. EVERYMAN PROJECT NEEDS YOU. WE NEED YOU TO HELP REDUCE VIOLENCE IN THIS COUNTRY. PLEASE HELP US TO HELP PEOPLE TO CHANGE AND BECOME BETTER PEOPLE. WE RUN PROGRAMMES THAT HELP PEOPLE TO CHANGE BEHAVIOURS. THAT HELPS SAFGUARD WOMEN, CHILDREN AND MEN, ALL OF US IN FACT. SUPPORT OUR PROGRAMMES FOR MEN AND THE PARTNER SUPPORT SERVICE, SUPPORT EVERYMAN PROJECT. PLEASE
Every prisoner a reader. 'The essence of what we do is in its simplicity. Prisoners who can read teach those who can't.' Shannon Trust Trustee For most of us reading is a skill we take for granted. For thousands of people in prison, however, reading a letter from home, a job application or a newspaper is simply beyond them. 46% of prisoners have a literacy level at or below that expected at 11 years old. Prisoners teaching prisoners to read makes sense.The one-to-one peer mentored approach of the Shannon Trust Reading Plan appeals to prisoners who are reluctant to engage in classroom learning because: The Reading Plan runs in almost all prisons in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Prisoners and prison staff are supported by Shannon Trust volunteers who work together to make the Reading Plan available to non-reading prisoners. In 2014, 4,400 prisoners decided to learn to read with the Reading Plan. How your donation could help. Your donation will help to make our vision, 'every prisoner a reader', a reality. In 2015 we launched our new Reading Programme, Turning Pages. Written specifically for adults in custody, Turning Pages is made up of 5 manuals and 30 readers (emergent reading books). We provide these together with trained volunteers, Mentor training and publicity material free of charge to prisons. Thank you.
The Safe Strong and Free Project (ssf) believes that every child has the right to grow up safe, strong and free, and that preventing sexual assault and exploitation of children is the responbsibility of the whole community. Ssf aims to reduce the vulnerability of young children to abuse and assault by raising the awareness of parents & carers and running a series of three workshops with pre-school children (typically 4 - 5 years old). Two puppets, Callum and Shona, help to teach the children strategies they can use to help them stay safe, strong and free. The 3 subjects covered in the workshops are: bullying; staying safe around strangers when not accompanies by an adult; and staying safe around adults and older children that the child knows.
Mums in need is a charity that supports mums suffering psychological abuse from the father of their children. Psychological abuse is crippling and there are many women who suffer in silence because they feel too ashamed to speak out or are scared that It will make the situation worse. It can happen to anyone. We provide on-line emotional support as well as practical support and sound advice such as help with Legal Aid applications and supporting you through the family court process. The founder of this charity has direct experience of the courts herself and knows the system very well. The charity have a great deal of understanding and they are dedicated in supporting mums through this very difficult process.
We get offenders working to pay back to society and help people in need. We rescue old wheelchairs and bicycles from the tip and get them fixed up in prison workshops. Prisoners perform useful work that has a real benefit - the refurbished goods are sent to people in need in the developing world.
Support U is a dedicated front line service specialising in Advocacy, Employment Rights, Sexual Health, Counselling, Training, Community Support, Third Party Hate Crime Reporting, Life Coaching, Education Liaison in relation to Sexuality and gender. The Support U, services are dedicated to providing tailored solutions for individuals who feel isolated and often segregated both in work and within the wider community.
Every year in the UK, hundreds of thousands of people experience rape or sexual abuse. At Doncaster Rape and Sexual Abuse Counselling Service (DRASACS) our aim is to help local children and adults who have suffered these experiences. DRASACS counselling services help people to regain control of their lives and find a way forward. Our independent advocacy service provides practical support and guides people through the criminal justice system if they choose to report their attacker. To find out more, please visit our website. You can help to make sure that victims of rape and sexual abuse receive the services they need. Please make a donation today. Thank you for your support.
Staffordshire Women's Aid is a charitable and voluntary organisation that has been providing services for women and children living with, fleeing or recovering from the impact of domestic and sexual violence since 1976. We aim to support and empower women and children towards safer, more independent lives, free from violence and abuse. To achieve our charitable objectives, we provide the following services, delivered by a team of trained, specialist staff and volunteers across Staffordshire: Our Services include: • 24 Hour Helpline • Safe Refuge Accommodation • Domestic Violence Community Outreach Service • Children and Young People’s Support Service • SURVIVE Sexual Violence Service While our work is situated within the violence against women and girls agenda, we also offer services to male victims of abuse which are appropriately provided in safe, separate venues. Nearly 40 years on, we remain a grass roots, user-led organisation, placing at the heart of our work the views of the women and children we work with. We are extremely proud to have been awarded the Women’s Aid Federation of England National Quality Standard.
Paladin is a trauma-informed service established to assist high risk victims of stalking in England Wales in July 2013 following the highly successful Stalking Law Reform Campaign in Parliament spearheaded by Laura Richards and others.
Cheshire Without Abuse was founded in 1977 to provide temporary accommodation, advice and practical help to women, men and children escaping domestic abuse. We offer a wide range of advice, support and information for anyone who is or has previously experienced domestic abuse as an adult or child.
A charity in Gloucestershire which provides refuge and outreach support to women and children affected by domestic abuse.
At Oasis we help those that are victims of all forms of domestic abuse. Our outreach team advise and support many local people regarding their situation and our refuge provides safe emergency accommodation and support for those that have been forced to flee their homes.