Crisis Support

When survivors move into a new home after fleeing abuse, they are often met with empty spaces—no flooring, furniture, or appliances. Our Back to Life Project provides essential items such as beds, sofas, white goods, and flooring, helping families create a comfortable and secure living space. Without these basic necessities, many survivors are at risk of returning to their perpetrators due to financial insecurity. By ensuring they have a furnished home, we give them the foundation to start again with confidence.

Navigating life after abuse can be complex, and many survivors are unsure where to turn for additional help. Our Signposting & Advocacy Service connects survivors with vital resources, including:

• Housing Support – Guidance on securing safe and stable accommodation.
• Financial Assistance – Help accessing benefits, emergency grants, and budgeting advice.
• Legal Aid – Information on restraining orders, custody arrangements, and legal protections.
• Mental Health Services – Referral to counselling, therapy, and support groups.

We work closely with local authorities, domestic abuse professionals, and community organisations to ensure every survivor gets the help they need.

Leaving an abusive situation can be isolating, and many survivors struggle with confidence and social connections. Our Angels Walk & Talks provide a safe, supportive space for women to meet others who have shared similar experiences. These monthly walks encourage conversation, emotional support, and a sense of belonging—helping survivors regain self-esteem and build new friendships in a relaxed, judgment-free environment.