Our Partner Charities

Group by: Year Portfolio Area

Children and Families

  • Antidote

    Antidote promotes the development of an education system that fosters the confidence and creativity of all children and young people by working directly with staff and students in schools. It holds workshops to shape learning environments that give students the best possible opportunity to learn and to grow. – England

  • Crossroads Care West Suffolk

    Provides support for family carers by allowing them to have a break and by providing a care service to the person with care needs. – England

  • Edinburgh City Youth Cafe

    The centre is open 52 weeks a year, providing Edinburgh’s young people, including the highest risk and most marginalized individuals, with a wide range of services that can help them improve their own lives and bring about positive change.
    – Scotland

  • Globetown

    Provides additional educational support to children whose economic or other circumstances have made it difficult for them to achieve - this includes a range of programmes and projects for children and parents such as a breakfast club and healthy lifestyle courses. – England

  • Haven House Children’s Hospice

    Offers short-term care and end of life care to life-limited and life-threatened children, providing short breaks; an under-fives service; toy home loan with community play specialist support; support groups for the siblings of children who use the service; music and movement therapy; support for parents and carers; end-of-life care and post-bereavement support. – England

  • Kidscape

    Works UK-wide to provide individuals and organisations with practical skills and resources necessary to keep children safe from harm, particularly bullying and sexual abuse. – England

  • London Early Years Foundation (Westminster Children’s Society WCS)

    Aims to build a better future for London's children, families and local communities through a commitment to excellence in Early Years education, training and research. – England

  • One Parent Families Scotland

    Works to ensure that all families, particularly those headed by a lone parent, have the support, information and confidence needed to play a full part in Scotland's economic and social life. – Scotland

  • Over the Wall

    Provides therapeutic recreational support through week long residential camps, reunion days, hospital outreach days, family weekends and specific illness camps to children aged 8-17 who are affected by serious and life limiting illnesses. – England

  • Play Association Tower Hamlets (PATH)

    Aims to transform spaces and attitudes to children – England

  • R.I.S.E. (Refuge, Information, Support and Education)

    Provides a range of services from crisis through to recovery for women, children and young people affected by domestic abuse and violence. – England

  • Reading Quest

    Runs a programme teaching struggling young learners to master the foundations of literacy, working with parents and carers. Trains tutors and volunteers to deliver special Reading Quest teaching. – England

  • Relate North East London

    Relate works to promote health, respect and justice in couple and family relationships. They have three main areas of work, the largest is counselling; they also offer family mediation and training and development. – England

  • Safeguarding Children Serivces

    Safeguarding Children Services (SCS) is an award-winning social enterprise which works with children and young people aged 5-19 years old who have been abused or are at risk in Merseyside. Under the careful guidance of its founding Directors, Jaci Quennell and Elaine Allison, SCS has worked with over 200 young people since it was founded in 2005. – England

  • Suffolk Art Link

    Using professional artists, Artlink provides creative activities for young people, particularly those facing disadvantage, excluded or at risk; hospitalised children; older people in care; older people living independently; people suffering from dementia and people with learning disabilities. – England

  • Suffolk Family Carers

    Provides information, support and an advocacy service to family carers of any age. – England

  • Surrey Family Mediation (SFMS)

    Provides a mediation service for families going through divorce or separation, and also a counselling service for children (aged between 8 to 15 years), whose parents are in mediation. – England

  • The Jeely Piece

    The Jeely works with vulnerable families in a range of ways and at different stages in their lives, including reinforcing parenting skills, providing a learning centre for all ages, a nursery for under-5s and after school clubs for older children. – Scotland

  • The Parent House

    Provides volunteer mentors for parents who are either new to the country or have poor experiences of learning - the mentors help raise confidence, lessen isolation and provide employment and training support. – England

  • The Yard

    Provides creative and adventure play opportunities via its purpose-built indoor and outdoor play facility and adventure playground for children and young people with additional support needs and children in the community. – Scotland

  • Women’s Support Services Kent

    Works proactively to increase the safety of women and children affected by domestic abuse, by providing advocacy, support and advice to victims who are experiencing physical, emotional, sexual, financial and psychological abuse. – England

Communities

  • Apex Trust

    Seeks to help people with criminal records to obtain appropriate jobs or self-employment by providing them with the skills they need in the labour market and by working with employers to break down the barriers to their employment. – England

  • AVID (Association of Visitors to Immigration Detainees)

    As the national organisation for those visiting immigration detainees, AVID's role is to provide support to individuals and groups who visit some of those detained across the UK. – England

  • BARC (British Arab Resource Centre)

    Aims to improve the life-style of Arabic speaking communities living in the Greater London area (with special focus on Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea), meet their needs and promote better understanding of Arab/Muslim culture and civilisation. – England

  • Brent Homeless Families Group (New Beginnings Day Centre)

    Day centre for Brent homeless families running variety of activities; IT training; Family learning classes; employment & housing advice; referrals to other agencies; health awareness. – England

  • Citizens Advice Waverley

    Aims to help people from all sections of the Waverley community to resolve their problems through the provision of high quality information, advice and advocacy and by influencing policy makers. – England

  • Crossroads Care Camden

    Aims to relieve the stresses experienced by carers, and children and adults who have care needs as a result of disability, illness or age, by offering a breaks – England

  • Crossroads Care Havering

    Operates a range of services, which includes respite within the family home; day-care provision; activity clubs and day trips that give carers a break from their caring role and helps them to maintain their own health and wellbeing. – England

  • E.A.S.E. Empowering Action & Social Esteem

    Aims to inspire, empower, enable and support personal and community development through the promotion and celebration of the skills, talent and diversity within our 'socially excluded' communities - this is done by providing a wide range of services for all sections of the community. – England

  • Fine Cell Work (FCW)

    A social enterprise that teaches needlework to prison inmates and sells their products. – England

  • IDCF Isle of Dogs Community Foundation

    Provides a targeted and sensitive grant making programme and capacity building support aimed at the voluntary sector in Tower Hamlets, whilst growing its permanent endowment - it also provides projects where it sees gaps in service. – England

  • Kinetika

    A design company that brings together culturally and technically diverse artists to create and share skills in creating new and surprising work that aims to broaden people – England

  • LEAP (Local Employment Access Projects)

    LEAP exists to help unemployed people who have difficulty accessing the labour market to develop the skills, attitude and behaviour to achieve long-term, sustainable employment by providing a comprehensive range of services aimed at raising clients – England

  • Living Options Devon

    The projects run by Living Options Devon help people with physical and/or sensory disabilities and deaf people with sign language make an active and equal contribution in society - one important strand of their work helps people access the local countryside. – England

  • Mid-Derbyshire Citizens Advice Service

    Aims to provide the advice people need for the problems they face, and to improve the policies and practices that affect people's lives. – England

  • Only Connect

    Uses the arts to reach prisoners and ex-offenders, to provide practical support for personal development, and to involve them in a positive community of members committed to helping each other and young people at risk of crime. – England

  • Orbiston Neighbourhood Centre

    Provides a range of facilities for the people of Orbiston in a bid to help combat the injustices of poverty, isolation and intolerance. – Scotland

  • Quaker Social Action

    Runs six practical, sustainable and collaborative projects responding to the needs of the local community of east London, tackling homelessness, unemployment, financial/social exclusion and community cohesion. – England

  • Revolving Doors

    A charity working across England to change systems and improve services for people with multiple problems including poor mental health who are in contact with the criminal justice system. – England

  • Scottish Youth Parliament

    The Scottish Youth Parliament is the democratically elected voice of Scotland’s young people. It is designed, led and for the benefit of young, committed to ensuring young people are heard by the decision makers of Scotland and campaigning on the issues which matter most to Scotland’s youth. – Scotland

  • StreetGames UK

    Promotes community participation in sport in areas of greatest social and financial disadvantage. – England

  • Streetshine

    A social business that gives vulnerable people the opportunity to earn a living and learn new skills through shoe shining. – England

  • The Factory Skatepark

    An innovative organisation providing youth clubs, workshops, a cafe, climbing wall and skatepark to the community in the Douglas and Angus area of Dundee. – Scotland

  • Trinity Centre

    Provides education, recreation and support services for vulnerable and marginalised local people, especially children (young refugees and asylum seekers). – England

  • UNLOCK

    The National Association of Ex-Offenders campaigns for better facilities for serving prisoners to plan for life after release. – England

  • Voice4Change England

    A national body dedicated to strengthening the Black and Minority Ethnic Third Sector as a positive force for change. – England

Disability

  • Action Disability Kensington & Chelsea (ADKC)

    Supports disabled people to live independently and campaigns for an inclusive society which does not discriminate against disabled people. – England

  • ALLFIE

    A national campaigning and information-sharing network led by disabled people, ALLFIE campaigns for all disabled learners to have the right to access and be supported in mainstream education. – England

  • Barnet Care & Support Services (BCASS)

    Provides support to family carers looking after a long-term sick or disabled relatives at home. – England

  • Choice in Hackney

    Supports disabled people by helping them to maximise welfare benefits; obtain accessible housing; arrange care packages; access health services; provide skilled training; enhance employment opportunities and volunteering. – England

  • DAII (Disability Action in Islington)

    Organisation run by and for disabled people, providing information, advice and representation services; self advocacy, user involvement and skills development work; training and consultancy services to a range of providers. – England

  • DARE Foundation

    To help communities in Northern Kenya establish environmentally sustainable enterprises. – England

  • Deaf Connections

    Works with Deaf and hard of hearing adults in the West of Scotland, providing a range of innovative services, including online interpreting, adult literacy and numeracy, courses, clubs and groups. – Scotland

  • Disability Action Waltham Forest (DAWF)

    Working with local disabled people and their carers, friends and relatives, they run three projects delivering services such as campaigning; acting as a resource for local disability groups; and working in partnership with the local statutory authorities. – England

  • Ealing Centre for Independent Living (ECIL)

    An organisation of disabled people working to eliminate the barriers preventing disabled people from living full and independent lives. – England

  • Ealing Crossroads Caring for Carers

    Offers day and overnight respite care for adult/young carers; and after school respite care for parents and siblings of children with physical and mental disabilities. – England

  • Epic Arts

    Runs visual art, drama, dance and music projects for disabled and disadvantaged children in the UK and abroad. – England

  • Fledglings

    Aims to help disabled children to achieve their potential; and to relieve the social exclusion and isolation of disabled children and those who care for them by listening to the needs of families and seeking out affordable practical solutions to common difficulties which arise as a consequence of many different disabilities. – England

  • Foresight (North East Lincolnshire) Limited

    A local charity which works to improve the overall quality of life for disabled people their families and carers by offering a range of user-led services. – England

  • Generate Opportunities Ltd

    Creates opportunities and offers support to people with mild and moderate learning difficulties. – England

  • Living Options Devon

    The projects run by Living Options Devon help people with physical and/or sensory disabilities and deaf people with sign language make an active and equal contribution in society - one important strand of their work helps people access the local countryside. – England

  • Living Options Devon (LOD)

    A user-led organisation that exists to ensure people with physical and/or sensory disabilities and Deaf people with sign language can make an active and equal contribution in society. – England

  • Orpheus

    The centre promotes transition into independent living; providing opportunities for young disabled adults to promote personal development through performing arts so they gain the skills to live independently in the community and to make informed choices about their futures. – England

  • Respond

    Provides psychotherapy and education for people with learning disabilities; advice and support for staff & families; raising awareness. – England

  • Signpost

    Signpost offers information and support to children and young people with additional support needs and their families in West Lothian. They provide a 'one-stop shop' where people can explain their needs and be matched to agencies or other sources of information who can help. – Scotland

  • Sutton Association for the Blind

    Aims to empower and enable visually impaired residents of Sutton to lead fulfilled and independent lives, offering a range of services around visual impairment - also acts as a gateway to regional and national organisations who offer specialist employment, housing and education services. – England

  • Tourettes Action

    Aims to support people with Tourette Syndrome throughout the various stages of their lives; to facilitate their inclusion in society by raising accurate awareness of Tourette Syndrome; and to fund and facilitate substantial research. – England

  • West of England Centre for Inclusive Living (WECIL Ltd)

    Provides relief to persons, principally within the West of England, who are disabled, by providing or encouraging the provision of services which facilitate independence in daily living activities, active participation in, and full inclusion in, society. – England

Disadvantaged Youth

  • Access Sport

    A dynamic charity whose mission is to give more children, particularly in disadvantaged areas, access to a wide range of quality local sport. – England

  • Albert Kennedy Trust

    Enables Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans (LGBT) young people to live in safe homes and to fulfil their potential by providing a Supported Lodging scheme; mentoring & befriending; advocacy, information and support by phone; and an accredited training programme. – England

  • ALLFIE (The Alliance for Inclusive Education)

    A national network of individuals, families and groups who work together to help change the education system to a single mainstream system which can support all young people to learn, play and live with each other. – England

  • Bromley Y

    Bromley Y has grown hugely in the past few years and we would appreciate support and advice in managing these transitions and preparing for the future. – England

  • Centre of the Cell

    Centre of the Cell is an educational charity dedicated to inspiring curiosity and learning by connecting science to everyday life. – England

  • Construction Youth Trust

    We support young people whose journey to work can be challenging due to barriers relating to their financial circumstances, lack of awareness of opportunities in the industry, low self-esteem, gender or ethnicity. – England

  • Exposure

    Provides young people with opportunities to participate in the media by involving them in publishing the free and multi-award-winning Exposure youth magazine and the Junior Exposure children – England

  • Festival of Youth Arts

    Exists to give young people the opportunity to showcase and support their creative talents, by working with youth groups, established arts venues and organisations. – England

  • Futureversity

    Futureversity believes all young people have the potential to be extraordinary. We offer inspiring courses to 11-25 year olds to develop the skills and self-belief they need to make the most of their lives – England

  • Get Connected Helpline

    Aims to ensure that every young person in the UK has access to the support they need for any problem by providing free, confidential signposting service, available by phone, email and webchat. – England

  • Green Corridor

    Green Corridor runs a range of projects involving young people and others in land-based activities. The projects help people learn new skills and meet new people – as well as offering valuable experience. – England

  • JusB

    Provides activities for young people, youth workers for young people to talk to and a fantastic building for young people to use. – England

  • Just for Kids Law

    Provides support, advice and legal representation to young people (aged between 10 and 21 years) who find themselves in difficulty, particularly those in trouble with the law. – England

  • London Youth Support Trust (LYST)

    LYST is a charity working with young disadvantaged people who were previously unemployed. This is addressed by helping them take responsibility for their own futures to build sustainable businesses where they would otherwise fail to start. – England

  • New Choices for Youth

    Provides and develops services and support for young people involved or at risk of becoming involved in crime; those leaving the care of the local authority; those who are not engaged in education employment or training; young people at risk in relation to their mental well-being; teenage parents and general youth clubs. – England

  • Newham Education Business Partnership (NEBP)

    Brings together education, business and the wider community in order to raise the aspirations and attainment of young people in Newham and help them develop the skills, qualities and attitudes that are essential for the world of work. – England

  • Paddington Arts

    Committed to developing talent and creativity in the community and encouraging young people to use the arts for self-expression and career development. – England

  • Pan Intercultural Arts

    An intercultural arts organisation dedicated to the exploration of cultural diversity through the arts and how such work can inspire and implement social change - through workshops, performances, talks and festivals Pan reaches and empowers people and communities to exercise their creativity, develop a voice and speak about issues which are important to them. – England

  • Safeguarding Children Services (SCS Kinder)

    Works with children who have been abused or who are at risk by providing therapeutic social work, advocacy, training professionals on child protection issues and taking part in policy writing and government consultations. – England

  • Scottish Youth Parliament

    The SYP began just over ten years ago. They listen to young people and understand what issues are important to them and then campaign to try to make Scotland a better place for young people. – Scotland

  • Straight Talking

    Aims to reduce the high rates of teenage pregnancy and to support and empower teenage parents so that young people may achieve economic well-being and quality of life - it does this by training teenage parents to deliver an interactive programme to 13-18 year olds presenting the realities of pregnancy and parenting. – England

  • Teens Unite

    Teens Unite is dedicated to supporting teenagers and young people with life limiting illnesses by facilitating friendships and social support allowing these young people to realise that they are not alone and can offer each other support. – England

  • The British Youth Council

    The national youth council of the UK, aims to connect with member organisations and networks of local youth councils, to empower all young people aged 25 and under, wherever they are from, to have a say and be heard. – England

  • The Factory Skatepark

    An innovative organisation providing youth clubs, workshops, a cafe, climbing wall and skatepark to the community in the Douglas and Angus area of Dundee. – Scotland

  • The Junction

    A safe, friendly, confidential centre which offers lots of health related services, education and support to young people aged 12-21 in Leith and North East Edinburgh. – Scotland

  • UK Youth Parliament (UKYP)

    Supports young people to use their energy and passion to change the world for the better. It provides opportunities for 11-18-year-olds to use their voice in creative ways to bring about social change. – England

  • Who Cares? Scotland

    Who Cares? is a voluntary organisation supporting all of Scotland – Scotland

  • YMCA George Williams College (GWC)

    Offers accredited and accessible training to informal and community educators, youth workers and community workers; engages in and publishes research relating to developments in the field of informal and community education; supports the professional field by acting as consultants, hosts and contributes to conferences, trains line managers and supervisors and offers workplace based routes to qualification for staff. – England

  • Young People’s Project (YPP)

    Works with young people and parents under 20 years of age, helping to provide advice, guidance, training and information. – England

Environmental

  • Green Corridor

    Uses environmental initiatives as the catalyst to address issues affecting disadvantaged youth (NEET) and marginalised communities, including refugees, asylum seekers, and unemployed people. – England

  • Trees for Cities

    Works with communities to plant trees in parts of cities that need it most, helping to grow stronger neighbourhoods, enhance urban landscapes and improve health and happiness.
    – England

Health and Mental Health

  • Action Space

    A visual arts organisation for people with learning disabilities - participants take part in a wide range of visual art activities, including painting, photography, sculpture. – England

  • Attend

    A national membership organisation which aims to develop the role of volunteers in health & social care by providing support including insurance, funding, networking, design & communications and training for over 700 member groups (on statutory and community sites). – England

  • Best Beginnings

    Works to help end child heath inequalities across the UK by focusing on the period from before a child is born to their second birthday, where the foundations of a healthy life are laid. – England

  • Birth Companions

    Birth Companions is a unique organisation set up to provide much needed help and support for female detainees at HMP Holloway. By making the best out of a situation that is far from ideal, we support expectant mothers so that the birth of their baby is as close to the same experience in the outside world as possible. – England

  • Brainstrust

    Provides funding for people and their families who are diagnosed with primary brain cancer, including critically sited brain tumours - the trust also funds scientific research into the treatment of brain cancer. – England

  • brainstrust

    brainstrust is a proactive young charity that supports people living with a brain tumour in the UK, helping update treatment, improve care and ultimately, save lives. – England

  • Brighton Oasis Project

    Aims to improve the lives and maximise the potential of people affected by substance misuse by providing services which offer a continuum of support from harm minimization through to total abstinence, which are complemented by specialist services for children, young people and women working in the sex industry. – England

  • Broadway Lodge

    Operates treatment and counselling services for alcohol, drug dependency, eating disorders and codependency. – England

  • C-level

    C-level was set up in 2001 by a group of individuals made up of people working in drug agencies, and Hep C patients - their mission is to improve the quality of life for those affected by Hepatitis C. – Scotland

  • Cancerkin

    The charity works beyond the scope of the NHS and is concerned with breast cancer treatment, supportive care, rehabilitation, education and research. – England

  • Carers Lewisham

    Providers of advice, information, support and breaks for people who care (unpaid) for their friends or relatives who have long-term mental or physical disabilities or health problems. – England

  • Child Brain Injury Trust (CBIT)

    Provides support, information, opportunities and training in the field of childhood acquired brain injury (ABI). – England

  • Cooltan Arts

    Run by and for people with mental distress, providing high quality services that address the needs of people to be involved in the wider community. – England

  • Helios Foundation

    A specialist holistic health charity, particularly aimed at marginalised or deprived people in London. – England

  • Hope UK

    A drug education charity that enables young people to make drug-free choices – England

  • Mainliners

    Provides a range of support services for people living withor at risk of blood-borne diseases (HepC, HIV/AIDS etc). – England

  • National Survivor User Network (NSUN)

    An independent network of individuals and groups who have direct experience of mental health distress and/or using mental health services. – England

  • One North East London

    1NE deals with the consequences of addiction, providing an abstinence-based day programme of group therapy and individual counselling, and education, counselling and support for anyone affected by another – England

  • Rowan Tree Cancer Care

    Provides emotional and practical support to families living in South Wales whose lives have been touched by cancer. It provides free transport to and from hospital appointments, counselling, complementary therapies, welfare and benefit advice, wig fitting and has a well supported charity shop. – Wales

  • The Blond McIndoe Research Foundation

    An independent medical research centre specialising in innovative research into skin wound repair. – England

  • The Dove Service

    Aims to ease the emotional and mental pain, distress and anguish experienced by people who become stuck due to a life changing/threatening illness, bereavement or other significant loss by offering counselling and support. – England

Other

  • Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP Britain)

    Organises workshops which empower people to lead non-violent lives, based on respecting and caring for ourselves and others. – England

  • Campaign for Better Transport

    A national campaigning organisation, based in London with a mission to secure transport policies and programmes that improve people – England

  • CCVS (Cotswold Council for Voluntary Service)

    A not-for-profit organisation that provides a range of services for the Cotswolds community including transport, day care and training. – England

  • Charity Technology Trust (CTT)

    Provides access to basic capacity building technology (software etc) through a donation programme; and a range of hosted services which charities can use to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their fundraising and campaigning work. – England

  • Crossroads Care

    Provides support for carers and the people they care for by employing over 5,000 trained professionals, providing flexible services to people of all ages and with a range of disabilities and health conditions. – England

  • Scottish Youth Parliament

    The Scottish Youth Parliament is the democratically elected voice of Scotland’s young people. It is designed, led and for the benefit of young, committed to ensuring young people are heard by the decision makers of Scotland and campaigning on the issues which matter most to Scotland’s youth. – Scotland

  • The Citizenship Foundation

    Encourages and enables individuals to engage effectively in their communities and in democratic society at large – England

Vulnerable Adults

  • 999 Club

    Provide services for mentally vulnerable, the addicted, the homeless, and those in need of advocacy; assist with securing treatment, benefit entitlements and referrals to hostels; run a creche and children's club during school holidays. – England

  • Aanchal Women’s Aid

    Aims to enhance the lives of South Asian women and children who are affected by domestic violence, to increase their ability to participate fully in their own lives, within their families, within their own communities and within the wider society. – England

  • Action on Elder Abuse

    Works to protect, and prevent the abuse of, vulnerable older adults within people's own homes (whether by family, friends or paid staff), within sheltered housing, and within care homes and hospitals. – England

  • Age UK London

    Acts as the collective voice of London's Age UKs and Age Concerns, working to improve the quality of life and enhance the status and influence of older people in the capital.
    – England

  • Age UK Waltham Forest

    As a member of the Age Concern Federation (Membership of Age UK in progress), their aim is to promote the well-being and independence of all older adults and to help make later life a fulfilling and enjoyable experience. – England

  • Ashiana

    Aims to empower South Asian, Turkish and Iranian women who are experiencing domestic violence with culturally sensitive advice, support and safe housing - enabling them to make positive and appropriate choices for themselves. – England

  • Carers Support Merton

    Offers a wide range of services including practical and emotional support, information and advice and respite activities to people who care for friends or relatives who are long term sick, frail or disabled. – England

  • City and Hackney Alcohol Service (CHAS)

    Aims to reduce the adverse consequences for individuals of alcohol and other drug misuse by helping people change within the context of their families and community, providing first point of contact service for problem drinkers and their families and carers, and a therapeutic treatment service. – England

  • Dress for Success (DfS)

    Aims to promote the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support and the career development tools to help women thrive in work and in life. – England

  • Jagonari

    Promotes and actively facilitates the greater participation of BME women in civic society – England

  • LAWRS (Latin American Women’s Rights Service)

    Offer a range of advice services, including housing; housing & support for the elderly; domestic violence prevention; and counselling. – England

  • Maytree

    For those in a suicidal crisis, Maytree offers short-term accommodation with befriending in a confidential, supportive and non-medical environment. – England

  • Nia Project

    Aims to provide a safe and supportive environment for women and children, who are escaping physical, sexual and emotional abuse. – England

  • Sikh Sanjog

    Aims to provide a range of quality opportunities for Sikh women and their families which reflects their educational, recreational, cultural and social needs, recognising the potential for lifelong learning and social inclusion. – Scotland

  • SurvivorsUK

    SurvivorsUK helps men who have been sexually violated and raises awareness of their needs, providing a national helpline available three nights per week and a London-based counselling service offering one-to-one and group counselling to adult male survivors of sexual violation and to their partners and carers. – England

  • Tender

    Uses drama and education to prevent domestic abuse and sexual violence. – England

  • Trust Project

    Offers support and positive opportunities for change to women involved in, exploited by or exited from prostitution - services include outreach; drop-in service; court diversion scheme; advice and keywork sessions; and an aftercare service. – England

  • Vale Royal Women’s Aid (VRWA)

    Provides safe, temporary accommodation, floating support and a 24-hour advice line for women and children who have or are experiencing domestic abuse. – England

  • WISE

    Women into Science, Engineering and Construction - works with industry and education to inspire girls and attract them into Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) studies and careers. – England

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