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What is Child's Vision
Giving children the support they need to 'Break The Cycle' of the effects of domestic abuse
Child’s Vision was set up to help and support children that have witnessed or have been affected by domestic abuse.
We have a background working with those affected by domestic abuse and found that there were not enough resources around to help children. We are working with the NSPCC to deliver their ‘Domestic Abuse Recovering Together (DART) programme into local schools.
We hold a support group regularly where all are welcome and we regularly have fundraising events which can be found on our Facebook page.
Due to COVID-19 all in person 1: 1 sessions have been postponed. They will be back up and running once it is safe to do so. The ladies freedom programme will continue to be held via Zoom.
Our Mission Statement
“To give children the support they need to ‘Break The Cycle’ of the effects of domestic abuse”
Aims
We aim to help those affected by domestic abuse by:
- Promoting healthy relationships
- Providing life skills
- Providing education and support
- Providing community and group project
Our Services
BREAKING THE CYCLE OF DOMESTIC ABUSE
Giving the children a safe place to have a voice
Please take a few moments to watch this powerful music video by ANTH and try and put yourself in the shoes of the children.
Directed by: Conor Maynard
Co-Directed by: Anthony Melo
Licensed to YouTube by: Kobalt (AWAL Digital Limited)(on behalf of Access Records)
WARNING – the video contains explicit language and triggering content.
How you can help
Your time and donations can help change a child’s future
Donate via text message
Text 70085 with the words BreakTheCycle to make a one-off donation of £5, via your phone bill.
Donate via PayPal
Make a donation via PayPal, using your account or a debit or credit card.
Volunteer
We are always looking for volunteers, so help us to help others and feel good! Do you have spare time on your hands? Do you like working with children? Could you see yourself giving a few hours a week to help support a child?
