This Mother’s Day, we can save lives.

Right now, there are hundreds of women in our 53 refuges across the country, many who have escaped an abusive partner or ex with nothing but the clothes on their back and their children in their arms.

Your donation today will support women and mums in our refuges this Mother’s Day by giving them the essentials they need – like nappies and toiletries – things that get left behind when time is of the essence for a woman to escape to safety.

From answering urgent calls to our 24/7 Helpline to providing safe emergency accommodation to women who have had flee an abuser. Together we can help women with their first steps to safety and freedom.

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£5 a month could go towards providing emotional support to a child.
90% of domestic abuse in the home happens in the presence of a child. Your regular gift could help fund the crucial work our Child Support Workers provide to help children overcome the trauma of witnessing or experiencing domestic abuse.

£10 a month could give a woman her independence back.
Women are often forced to stop working or must do so when escaping an abuser. Your regular gift could fund the crucial work our expert team provide from employment to financial advice, giving a woman back her independence and supporting her back into work.

£17.60 a month could cover the cost of a call to our 24/7 Helpline.
Every two minutes someone contacts Refuge for support. Your regular gift could help women receive the expert support they need to escape safely from an abusive partner.

£17.60 could cover the cost of a call or live chat to our 24/7 Helpline, so a woman can get the support she needs to plan how she can escape safely from an abusive partner.

£25 could help a woman get the essentials she and her family need, including food and toiletries, so they can feel comfortable and more at home when they first arrive in a refuge.

£52 could give a mum a night in a refuge where she and her children can sleep safely together – away from her abusive partner.