What We Do
Ending domestic abuse, sexual violence and stalking in the South West
Each year, we help thousands of people of all ages, genders and backgrounds to rebuild their lives after abuse. We're here for people wherever they are on their healing journey, from helping them to create safety plans to being by their side as they return to work with confidence. Our approach to ending abuse means that we support survivors as well as people who have caused harm and want to change.
But we know that to end abuse for good, we need to do more. So we work across our communities to tackle abuse before it begins. This could be through working with schools to help children navigate complex topics like consent, or helping businesses create safer workplaces or campaigning to change the law.
We couldn't do all this without the help of people like you. The people who share their time with us to volunteer or fundraise or make a donation are a vital part of our mission to end abuse in the South West.
How FearFree can help you
Domestic Abuse
Domestic abuse comes in many forms and often people struggle to understand if what they are experiencing is actually abuse. 1 in 4 people experience domestic abuse in their lifetime so you are not alone.
Stalking and harrassment
Stalking is a repeated pattern of behaviour that causes a person to feel frightened, nervous or in danger.
Sexual violence
Sexual violence means any sexual activity that happened without your consent. Sexual violence can take many forms including sexual assault, rape, dating violence, domestic violence and sexual harassment.