We support women aged 16+ who live in the following 4 boroughs:- Hammersmith and Fulham - Brent - Kensington and Chelsea - Westminster Referrals routes into each service may be different, so please check our “how to refer” page for further details. Cases assessed as…

Child Protection Support Services for Black & African Families in England AFRUCA works with families on a one-to-one basis to provide child protection awareness and positive parenting skills to parents and carers of black / African background. By building parents’ knowledge and skills, we aim…

The Angelou Partnership consists of ten organisations and brings together the specialisms from across the partnership to deliver a streamlined and holistic approach to tackling issues of violence and abuse that disproportionally affect women and girls. For more information about the individual organisations you can…

We help young South Asian, Turkish and Iranian (Middle Eastern) women aged 16-35 with low to medium support needs and who are in housing need. 2 forced marriage schemes: 1 x 5 bed and 1 x 8 bed (ages 16-25), also a domestic violence project (8…

AWRC is a voluntary sector grassroots organisation, based in Harlesden, which has been providing services for women who are, or have been experiencing domestic abuse, for almost 40 years.Our approach to supporting women is holistic and person centred. At AWRC, we use our understanding of…

How we help We help children and families who have found themselves in domestic, relationship and personal crisis and who need immediate support. Each year our services reach out to over 3000 of the most disadvantaged children and families living in particularly deprived parts of…

Centrepoint provides homeless young people with accommodation, health support and life skills in order to get them back into education, training and employment. If you're a young person rough sleeping, sofa surfing or don't feel safe in your home, the Centrepoint Helpline is here to…

Free information, advice and support for disadvantaged Chinese people living in the UK. Support topics include: domestic violence support benefits advice and advocacy  immigration support  health care 

Supporting deaf women and their children to stay free from fear and harm. A specialist Domestic abuse service. For safety reasons the address is not available for service users to visit.

Support for victims of domestic violence and those wishing to end their abusive behaviour.