Woman’s Trust is a specialist mental health charity, providing free counselling and therapy for women who have experienced domestic abuse.
We empower women to rebuild their lives after domestic abuse.
In the UK, 1 in 4 women will experience some form of domestic abuse… And domestic abuse is the leading cause of depression among UK women.
Yet we are one of the few organisations addressing the link between domestic abuse, and women’s mental health and emotional wellbeing.
Since 1996, we have supported thousands of women from across London, through our free counselling; group therapy sessions; and self-development workshops.
I need help
If you are in, or have experienced an abusive relationship, we can help you to get back on your feet. Our professional counselling, support groups and workshops have all been designed to give you the support you need to get back to being you. Whether you feel isolated; depressed; lack self-confidence; have low self-esteem or low motivation – we’re here to listen, without judgement, and to help you recover.
In an emergency always call 999
I need information
Find out about the different types of domestic abuse; how to spot the symptoms of abuse; what to do if you’re worried about someone in an abusive relationship; and facts and figures on the impact of domestic abuse.
Support our work
It’s vital that women who have been abused have access to mental health support for their emotional wellbeing. We provide our services for free – and last year alone we helped over a thousand women. As a UK registered charity, 100% of our funding comes from donations and grants. Find out how you can donate and the many other ways you can support us.
Together, we can help even more women in their recovery from abuse.
Latest News
Woman’s Trust announces collaboration with global artist and London gallery for No More Week
No More Manifesto - Your invitation to take part in an empowering art experience
We're just going to leave this here, in solidarity with the women who refused to be silenced and intimidated by Harvey Weinstein. It's great news for survivors that a powerful man who used his position to abuse women and get away with it for years has been found guilty - but not of all the accusations. There's still a long way to go to improve the system for women and girls around the world, but the fight is ours.
#metoo #nomore #Weinstein
www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-51621041
Weinstein guilty over sexual assaults
www.bbc.co.uk
Weinstein, 67, is acquitted of the most serious charge against him - of predatory sexual assault.
@JohtChandan defended his PhD on “The health effects of childhood maltreatment and domestic abuse” today. Passed without any corrections. Well done. #stopabuse @SBandyo72 @CCJP_UoB @bulawayojulie @JohtChandan @UoB_IAHR @BHPComms
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