Family Law Charities

FLAG DV specialises in bridging the gap between domestic-abuse survivors and accessible family-law advice. Operating mainly in the Thames Valley area (and increasingly beyond), the charity organises free legal…

Though Victim Support assists people affected by any crime, it’s particularly well-regarded for its services around domestic abuse, stalking, and sexual violence. With offices and outreach services spanning England…

Family Rights Group (FRG) devotes itself to advising parents and extended families when social workers become involved with a child’s welfare. Often, families first encounter FRG in the midst…

Gingerbread champions the rights and well-being of single-parent families across England and Wales. While not solely dedicated to domestic abuse, it routinely advises parents escaping unsafe relationships who must…

While NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) is famously child-focused, it intersects with family law through its protective lens for children experiencing or witnessing domestic…

For women entangled in family-law proceedings, especially those who can’t readily access free legal aid, Rights of Women is a vital resource. Established in 1975, this feminist legal charity…

The National Centre for Domestic Violence (NCDV) specialises in assisting survivors of abuse, regardless of gender, obtain protective injunctions quickly. Headquartered in Guildford but operating nationally, NCDV has forged…

When it comes to emergency shelter and crisis intervention for domestic-violence survivors, Refuge is a name that resonates across England and Wales. Founded in 1971, Refuge opened the first…

If you’re researching domestic-abuse charities in England and Wales, Women’s Aid will almost certainly emerge as a leading authority. Established in the 1970s, Women’s Aid has built a national…

Renowned for its couple and family counselling services, Relate has been a champion of healthy relationships since its early 20th-century origins (then known as the National Marriage Guidance Council).…