What we do

VOICES works together with people who have been affected by domestic abuse, whether in the past or more recently, to prevent harm and promote recovery. We aim to help families to recover and thrive. We do this through individual support and advocacy, and a suite of group recovery programmes.

We also create opportunities for people with lived experience to help design effective services and policy.

We provide consultation and training for professionals and services, and work to raise awareness of the realities of domestic abuse in our local community.

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What we do

VOICES works together with people who have been affected by domestic abuse, whether in the past or more recently, to prevent harm and promote recovery. We aim to help families to recover and thrive. We do this through individual support and advocacy, and a suite of group recovery programmes.

We also create opportunities for people with lived experience to help design effective services and policy.

We provide consultation and training for professionals and services, and work to raise awareness of the realities of domestic abuse in our local community.

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How we can help you

We provide peer support and recovery programmes for those who have experienced domestic abuse and are ready to begin a process of recovery.

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Your voice for change

Our experience-based insights and guidance are helping to shape better services.

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Training

When we ask survivors what they think are priorities for changing the way domestic abuse support is designed and delivered, ‘domestic abuse training for professionals’ always comes top of the list!

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We can support you now

If you are ready to have a conversation with us, leave a safe number for us to call and a time that suits you either on our answer machine or via email.

No commitments, no record without your consent. Just a conversation.

01225 984189

info@voicescharity.org

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This service has saved my mental health and has provided a safe service whilst helping with coping mechanisms for the future.

- Lena

Latest news

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 Local Family Justice Board at University of the West of England Law School took place on Friday 19 May

A groundbreaking conference by the Local Family Justice Board at University of the West of England Law School took place on Friday 19 May, looking at how to improve responses to domestic abuse and support for adult and child survivors in family court processes. Our director Ursula spoke about family courts, coercive control and lived…

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Cycle challenge in aid of domestic abuse charity

by Tamsin and Hannah (May / Hughes) About We have set ourselves the challenge of cycling over 680 miles across France and to fundraise for domestic abuse charity Voices.  We’re new to bike touring and have been training for this challenge since September 2022. You can donate here: https://localgiving.org/fundraising/lostinfrance/ We hope our fundraiser will help…

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Managing Emergency Alerts on your phone to stay safe if you’re experiencing domestic abuse

At 3pm, on Sunday 23 April, a siren-like emergency warning message will be sent to 4G and 5G mobile phones across the UK to test a new public-alert system. The message, which will appear on the home screens of mobile phones, will have sound and vibration for up to 10 seconds, even if a phone…