Woman's Trust is a specialist mental health charity, providing free counselling and therapy for women who have experienced domestic abuse. 1 in 4 UK women will experience some form of domestic abuse and it's 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.
Since 1996, we have supported thousands of women from across London, through our free counselling; group therapy; and self-development workshops. 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. 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.
Since 1996, we have supported thousands of women from across London, through our free counselling; group therapy; and self-development workshops. 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. 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.
Services
In 1996, a group of female counsellors, along with female survivors of domestic abuse, formed Woman' Trust.
At that time in London there was no professional mental health support, or counselling, to help women deal with the emotional impact of domestic abuse.
A world where women have the resources to prevent domestic violence damaging their futures.
To help any woman in London affected by domestic violence and abuse to overcome the mental and emotional harm and rebuild her life, by providing women-only, client-led counselling and support services.
At that time in London there was no professional mental health support, or counselling, to help women deal with the emotional impact of domestic abuse.
A world where women have the resources to prevent domestic violence damaging their futures.
To help any woman in London affected by domestic violence and abuse to overcome the mental and emotional harm and rebuild her life, by providing women-only, client-led counselling and support services.
A programme of up to 18 free, weekly counselling sessions, with the same counsellor.
Explore how you are feeling and discuss your experiences in a safe, confidential and non-judgemental environment.
Open to all women living in London, our self-development workshops cover a range of topics, from rebuilding self-esteem to understanding the effects of stress.
Isolation is one of the most common, and significant, effects of domestic abuse.
Our support groups help women to build relationships and grow their social circles, while discussing common experiences and issues.
Explore how you are feeling and discuss your experiences in a safe, confidential and non-judgemental environment.
Open to all women living in London, our self-development workshops cover a range of topics, from rebuilding self-esteem to understanding the effects of stress.
Isolation is one of the most common, and significant, effects of domestic abuse.
Our support groups help women to build relationships and grow their social circles, while discussing common experiences and issues.
Meet some of the people behind Woman's Trust, including our CEO, Trustees, celebrity patrons and ambassadors.
We are proud to have a small but high-performing team of people who work tirelessly to support vulnerable women.
Led by our CEO, the team is backed by our Board of Trustees.
Our Trustees are specialists who are well-regarded within their own professions.
We have celebrity patrons and ambassadors, who use their own platforms to support us and raise awareness of our work.
Last but not least, we are grateful to the many wonderful volunteers who give their spare time to help us.
We are proud to have a small but high-performing team of people who work tirelessly to support vulnerable women.
Led by our CEO, the team is backed by our Board of Trustees.
Our Trustees are specialists who are well-regarded within their own professions.
We have celebrity patrons and ambassadors, who use their own platforms to support us and raise awareness of our work.
Last but not least, we are grateful to the many wonderful volunteers who give their spare time to help us.
Find out how we're working to make our services as accessible as possible to women across London.
Our mission is to ensure that as many women as possible are able to use our services, so they need to be accessible.
We collect data so we can see who we are reaching and supporting and we analyse and evaluate this data every year.
To help us reach domestic survivors across the different communities and London boroughs, we have put a number of measures in place to ensure that our services are available to women regardless of their age, location, employment status, or financial or religious background, for example.
Our mission is to ensure that as many women as possible are able to use our services, so they need to be accessible.
We collect data so we can see who we are reaching and supporting and we analyse and evaluate this data every year.
To help us reach domestic survivors across the different communities and London boroughs, we have put a number of measures in place to ensure that our services are available to women regardless of their age, location, employment status, or financial or religious background, for example.
Find out more about our free counselling and support services for survivors of domestic violence and domestic abuse, as well as how to make a referral.
If you are a journalist with a media enquiry, please contact communications@womanstrust.org.uk.
If you would like to refer someone under your care or supervision to our services, please call us on 020 7034 0303.
You will need to make sure you have the client's permission before you get in contact with us.
Referrals should take between 5 and 10 minutes (we collect the rest of the information we need directly from the client).
If you are a journalist with a media enquiry, please contact communications@womanstrust.org.uk.
If you would like to refer someone under your care or supervision to our services, please call us on 020 7034 0303.
You will need to make sure you have the client's permission before you get in contact with us.
Referrals should take between 5 and 10 minutes (we collect the rest of the information we need directly from the client).
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