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Family Law Charities

Latin American Women’s Rights Service (LAWRS)

LAWRS (Latin American Women’s Rights Service) provides culturally and linguistically tailored support to Latin American women living in the UK, many of whom face language barriers, uncertain immigration status,…

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Family Law Charities

Bede House : Our Review

Based in Bermondsey, South London, Bede House has served the community since 1938, offering diverse programmes that include youth work, learning disabilities support, and crucially, domestic-violence advocacy. Though smaller…

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Family Law Charities

ManKind Initiative : Our Review

Though we covered Men’s Advice Line (run by Respect), ManKind Initiative is another prominent UK charity supporting male victims of domestic abuse – partnered or ex-partner contexts. Founded in…

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Family Law Charities

LawWorks : Our Review

LawWorks is a charity committed to improving access to justice by promoting and facilitating pro bono legal work across England and Wales. Although its remit covers many areas, employment…

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Family Law Charities

Surviving Economic Abuse : Our Review

Surviving Economic Abuse (SEA) is the UK’s only charity dedicated solely to tackling economic abuse, a form of domestic abuse where perpetrators use finances and resources to control or…

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Family Law Charities

Refuge4Pets : Our Review

One often-overlooked obstacle in leaving an abusive home is the welfare of family pets. Refuge4Pets, based primarily in the South West of England, tackles this head-on. Abusers frequently threaten or…

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Family Law Charities

The Dash Charity : Our Review

Operating in East Berkshire and surrounding areas, The Dash Charity (Domestic Abuse Stops Here) provides refuge services, community outreach, and children’s programmes, all aiming to prevent or overcome the…

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Family Law Charities

Our Review : Advicenow (Law for Life)

Advicenow, a project by the charity Law for Life, provides free, plain-English guides on legal issues—including family breakdown, going to court without a solicitor, and dealing with financial settlements.…

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Family Law Charities

Our Review: Men’s Advice Line for Male Survivors

Though domestic abuse is often gendered, Men’s Advice Line, run by the charity Respect, caters to a demographic sometimes overlooked: male survivors. The line supports men experiencing emotional, financial,…

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Family Law Charities

Our Review: SafeLives for Domestic Abuse Support

SafeLives (formerly known as CAADA) is a national charity that aims to end domestic abuse through data-driven interventions, multi-agency collaboration, and training. Rather than providing direct refuge or legal…

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