Specialist support for survivors of abuse and harmful practices
We support people aged 16 and over across England and Wales who have experienced domestic abuse, gender-based violence, honour-based abuse, forced marriage or FGM. Our focus is on Black, Asian, minoritised and migrant communities, who are too often left out of mainstream services.
Free, confidential helplines
Until our own services open, these national helplines can support you today.
Support that understands your whole situation
Independent advocacy
A trained advocate who assesses risk with you, plans for your safety, and stays alongside you through police, housing, health and court.
Trauma recovery
One-to-one support and structured programmes to help you feel steadier, rebuild confidence and plan for the future.
Help whatever your immigration status
Advice and signposting for people with no recourse to public funds, asylum seekers and refugees, where it is safe and lawful.
Accessible outreach
Support shaped around language, disability, mental health and culture, reaching people where they are.
Training for professionals
Sessions for statutory and community services on domestic abuse, harmful practices and early identification of risk.
Working with partners
Joined-up safeguarding with police, housing, health and social care, including MARAC and other risk processes.
People of all genders, aged 16 and over
At every level of risk, including people facing abuse from more than one person or several kinds of harm at once.
If someone checks your phone or computer
This website sets no cookies and uses no tracking, but your browser still keeps a history of pages you visit.
- Use a private or incognito window. It does not save the pages you visit.
- If you can, use a device the person harming you cannot get to, such as a library or friend's computer.
- Press Leave this site or the Esc key to switch quickly to the BBC weather page.
- If you don't use private browsing, delete this site from your history afterwards rather than clearing everything, which can be noticed.
It hides the page from view. Your browsing history still needs clearing.
Get in touch
Professionals and partners
Our referral pathway is not open yet. To talk about training, partnership or future referrals, email us.
[email protected]Please do not email a survivor's name or any details that could identify them. We will agree a secure way to share information.
If you need support
We can't offer one-to-one support yet. Please call one of the free helplines above, or 999 in an emergency.