Programs

Four ways we work

Support for the person in front of us, and the slower work of changing how communities and institutions respond. Everything here is free to survivors, and nobody is asked to make a decision before they are ready.

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Survivor Support and Coaching

One to one and small group support for anyone living with abuse or rebuilding after it. No pressure, no timetable, no judgement about the choices you make.

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Advocacy, Awareness and Education

Workshops, talks and training that name abuse accurately, teach people what coercive control looks like, and equip communities to respond well the first time.

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Referral and Navigation

Help finding shelter, legal aid, licensed counselling and benefits, and help making the calls when the system is exhausting and you have nothing left.

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Partnerships and Policy

Working with shelters, clinics, police, faith leaders, employers and lawmakers, because no single organisation ends abuse on its own.