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Lockdown restrictions have been challenging for all of us. For children who have experienced domestic abuse it’s been incredibly hard, impacting their mental health, education and wellbeing. That is why we are launching our Children’s Resilience campaign to support the mental health and wellbeing of children in our refuges. Your support will mean they don’t get left behind.
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Situation
Lockdown restrictions have been challenging for all of us. For children who have experienced domestic abuse it’s been incredibly hard, impacting their mental health, education and wellbeing and living in one room with their family, isolated from friends, school, and personal belongings. As we return to a sense of normality, and the freedoms of everyday living, we must not forget women and children living in refuges. Their personal lockdown is still ongoing. The last year has highlighted the many challenges and obstacles families have faced.
Solution
That is why we are launching our Children’s Resilience campaign to raise £24,000 to support the mental health and wellbeing of children in our refuges, so they can enjoy dedicated family activities from sports days and picnics in the park to day trips to the coast. Your support will mean they don’t get left behind.