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Safety and recovery from domestic abuse

Bring together smaller specialist charities supporting survivors of domestic abuse and their children, from immediate safety to practical recovery.

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Cause fundSafety and a new start

Safety and a new start

Safety, choice
and a new start.

Fund focus
Local support in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, alongside a UK-wide helpline for men.

Finding safety can be the beginning of a much longer journey. This fund focuses on charities doing the work themselves: offering refuge, listening, helping people navigate practical decisions and supporting recovery after domestic abuse.

  • Refuge, practical support and survivor advocacy
  • Recovery programmes and support for children
  • Specialist routes for men and Black and minoritised women

Get to know the work

The charities.

Aberconwy Domestic Abuse Service

Refuge, counselling and community support in Conwy, helping adults and children find safety and begin to rebuild after domestic abuse.

What they do

Emergency accommodation, counselling, the Own My Life course and children’s programmes bring practical help and recovery support together.

Amadudu Women’s Refuge

Specialist refuge and family support in Liverpool, shaped around the experiences of Black and minoritised women and their children.

What they do

Temporary family accommodation, individual support plans, children’s support and help with resettlement connect a safe place with practical next steps.

Fermanagh & Omagh Women’s Aid

Refuge, housing support and dedicated help for children across Fermanagh and Omagh, connecting immediate safety with practical steps towards a more settled life.

What they do

Safe accommodation, help with housing and benefits, one-to-one children’s support and community learning offer different routes towards safety and recovery.

ManKind Initiative

Specialist listening and practical information for men experiencing domestic abuse, with a national helpline and a recovery programme shaped around male survivors.

What they do

Trained helpline staff listen and signpost to local help, while the online ACORN programme offers a structured route into recovery.

Stirling and District Women’s Aid

Refuge, advocacy and support across Stirlingshire, with a particular commitment to reaching women and children in rural communities.

What they do

Refuge accommodation, one-to-one practical support and family outreach connect emergency safety with help in the community and after moving on.

The charities shown are examples. The charities supported by this fund will be confirmed at launch.

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Understand the shared pool

Know where
your giving goes.

  1. 01

    Your monthly giving

    The amount you choose for charities joins this fund’s shared charitable pool.

  2. 02

    One shared purpose

    Contributions come together for Safety and recovery from domestic abuse, supporting the fund’s selected charities.

  3. 03

    Support for the work

    The pool supports the charities’ work within the fund’s purpose. Fund boards bring relevant expertise and experience to reviewing the portfolio and the evidence behind each choice.

    How this helps charities

The giving. The costs.

The amount designated for charities goes into the charitable pool. A small processing fee is added, with the total shown before you give.

A continuing connection.

Monthly giving builds an ongoing connection with a focused group of charities. The size of the pool depends on contributions, so it does not promise a fixed income.

The fund record

From money in to money out.

Read the fund’s money record alongside stories from its charities.

Contributions

The amount received into the pool each month.

Charity payments

Recipients, amounts and payment dates, with the reason for each allocation.

Carried forward

Any balance held, why it is held and the next distribution date.

A charity’s activity report describes its work. The fund’s payment record shows money distributed. Each has its own source and date.

Stay close to the work

The stories
behind this fund.

Short, sourced updates bring you closer to the charities and their work.

Fermanagh & Omagh Women’s Aid

Omagh Women’s Aid reported work · Year ended 31 March 2025

Safety in refuge. Support beyond it.

Omagh Women’s Aid’s 2024/25 report records accommodating 42 women and 26 children in refuge, and supporting 77 women through community projects. These annual figures belong to NIC106650, the registration used on the current Fermanagh & Omagh website.

Source: Omagh Women’s Aid: filed annual report 2024/25

Knowledge that shapes the fund

A focused portfolio.
A shared purpose.

Relevant expertise and experience guide the selection of a focused group of smaller charities.

Help shape the fund’s priorities, review the charities’ work and build support for its purpose. Bring your knowledge, judgement and relationships to the fund board.

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