Domestic Abuse Survival & Recovery

Let today be the day you start to move forward

It is not your fault and you can survive this…

Everyone has the right to live free from abuse or the threat of abuse.

Domestic Abuse is not only physical!

 

– Afraid of someone?

– Controlling behaviour?

– Isolated and alone?

– Financial control?

– Forced marriage?

– Sexual Abuse?

– Threatening behaviour?

– Swearing and shouting?

– Gaslighting?

 

If you or someone you know if suffering with any of the above, help is available

At RWWA we have a dedicated and qualified team ready to listen in a fully confidential, sensitive and professional manner.

We provide support in English, Urdu, Punjabi, Mirpuri, Sylheti and Bangla 

We will assess and provide a holistic and tailored safety plan to suit each client’s needs.

We are the only provider of the Freedom Programme in Urdu in the whole of the North West!

Please have a look at this video description of the ways in which we work with victims os domestic abuse

Champa Champions programme

Raising awareness of the issues and challenges facing Black and minoritised women and girls who may be at risk of violence and abuse.

Our Champa Champion is Consortium partner organisations, together we  will have improved capacity to meet the growing needs for Black and minoritised women facing violence or abuse and have plans to sustain this over the next year through further development of our fundraising capacity and increased credibility at strategic/policy level

New services will have been developed through our user-led approach, in particular replicating best practice in improving mental health with a combination of 1-to-1 and group work support that responds to different needs. These will include a number of Legacy projects identified through the ideas provided/created by the women who access our services

This Consortium will address racially sensitive institutional change for victims/survivors through the development of an evaluation/report championing transformational reform. This will ensure that the needs of black and minoritised women and girls is embedded in models of care, legal processes, housing and benefits that currently fail to support their specific needs.