Freedom from Abuse
Freedom from abuse includes prioritizing your safety and protection. This website offers immediate resources and information. We empower survivors to understand their legal rights and provide access to legal support for navigating the justice system, obtaining restraining orders, and seeking justice.
Freedom allows you to explore your rights and discover a sound understanding of your authentic self. Lastly, we promote empowerment, tips around parenting, and gaining independence, which is vital for your
long-term recovery. Providing resources for housing issues, employment or training, unwanted contact, and other forms of support, we can help you regain control over your life and rebuild your confidence. This will enable your growth as you live free from abuse.
Services
Breaking free from abuse is brave, but challenges persist. Seek support to break the cycle.
You deserve safety and empowerment.
Coaching
Advocacy
Resources
Membership
Person centred programme.
Self-care Practices
Rebuilding Confidence
Aftercare Support
Become a member of women such as yourself who have access to news, information and links enabling you to move forward
Go to online tips, weekly blogs, service links and self management tools to supplement your healing journey.
Case Study
We dated for almost a year. He was super from the first date. He was intense the whole time.
At first, it was nice that he cared so much about me, always offering rides and checking up on me and my friends. But it quickly became too much. He always wanted to know where I was, and I felt like I couldn't even take a poo without him texting me. He would joke about how he would end things if I left him. Seeing my shock - he would laugh it off as a joke.
When I tried to talk to him about it, he made me feel guilty for not appreciating his attention. He started showing up uninvited, even at my house minutes after I walked in and on weekends.
When I finally broke up with him, he flipped out. He called and texted non-stop, even posting private pictures of me online. I was terrified and had to get the police involved. It's been a nightmare ever since.
I called the Police, and they said it was a civil matter and he would eventually stop.
I was beside myself when I contacted Clarice. She told me it was stalking and what I needed to do to protect myself.
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