We support families who have experienced or are experiencing domestic abuse to heal, grow and recover. We offer a range of services including counselling and music, art and play therapy, practical and well-being support for non-abusing carers and other family members and outreach services for children and young people aged 4-25 which include 1-1 emotional and practical support, group educational programmes, an open access drop-in and a crisis service. We are a trauma informed organisation and all our services are designed around the needs of the individual and/or the family unit. We provide our services free, both at our two premises in North Shields, and out in the community and within schools, colleges and children’s centres. We have lots of experience of delivering domestic abuse services – nearly 20 years - and of developing and maintaining our services to meet the ongoing needs of the families we work with. Why the community needs us Our range of services are growing. We aim to:
Improve the physical and mental health and well-being of families who have been impacted by domestic abuse
Increase their personal resources by building self-esteem, confidence and assertiveness
Empower them to increase their self-efficacy and live safely and independently
Connect them to like minded peers and reduce isolation, improving personal support networks and reducing the need for intensive intervention in the future
£6.14k raised from 10 pages
Birthday fundraiser
£143.75 raised since January 2023
Swimathon - Splash and Swim
£120 raised since November 2022
Swimathon 2022
£166.25 raised since November 2022
Swimathon 2022
£126.25 raised since October 2022
Swimathon at Hadrian Leisure
£0 raised since October 2022
Swimathon - Acorns Project - Swim 1 mile in 60min
£264.25 raised since October 2022
Landlark's London 2 Brighton for Kate Mitchell
£1.11k raised since March 2022
GCCFS22 Fundraising Page
£1.78k raised since November 2021
100km to help children affected by domestic abuse
£771.25 raised since May 2021
Thames Ring 250
£1.66k raised since March 2021
Acorns Project
North Shields | Counselling, Advice & Mentoring
North Shields | Counselling, Advice & Mentoring
£6.14k raised from 10 pages
Birthday fundraiser
£143.75 raised since January 2023
Swimathon - Splash and Swim
£120 raised since November 2022
Swimathon 2022
£166.25 raised since November 2022
Swimathon 2022
£126.25 raised since October 2022
Swimathon at Hadrian Leisure
£0 raised since October 2022
Swimathon - Acorns Project - Swim 1 mile in 60min
£264.25 raised since October 2022
Landlark's London 2 Brighton for Kate Mitchell
£1.11k raised since March 2022
GCCFS22 Fundraising Page
£1.78k raised since November 2021
100km to help children affected by domestic abuse
£771.25 raised since May 2021
Thames Ring 250
£1.66k raised since March 2021
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We support families who have experienced or are experiencing domestic abuse to heal, grow and recover. We offer a range of services including counselling and music, art and play therapy, practical and well-being support for non-abusing carers and other family members and outreach services for children and young people aged 4-25 which include 1-1 emotional and practical support, group educational programmes, an open access drop-in and a crisis service. We are a trauma informed organisation and all our services are designed around the needs of the individual and/or the family unit. We provide our services free, both at our two premises in North Shields, and out in the community and within schools, colleges and children’s centres. We have lots of experience of delivering domestic abuse services – nearly 20 years - and of developing and maintaining our services to meet the ongoing needs of the families we work with. Why the community needs us Our range of services are growing. We aim to:
Improve the physical and mental health and well-being of families who have been impacted by domestic abuse
Increase their personal resources by building self-esteem, confidence and assertiveness
Empower them to increase their self-efficacy and live safely and independently
Connect them to like minded peers and reduce isolation, improving personal support networks and reducing the need for intensive intervention in the future