The Cost Of A Coffee Could Save A Life
Home isn’t always a safe place and during periods of Self Isolation it can become a dangerous environment. Here at Endeavour we want to ensure that all our families are kept safe. As we are all in self-Isolation and keeping safe we are asking if you would donate the Cost of a coffee to our families. Text COSTOFACOFFEE to donate £3 or COSTOFACOFFEE followed by a space and the amount you want to donate to 70085
*£3 will allow us to buy a vital toiletry pack for those fleeing domestic abuse.
*£5 will buy a personal alarm to keep a woman safe
*£11 will buy a mobile phone with credit that can be used in emergencies.
We need your support more than ever.
A survivor of Domestic abuse recently posted on our Facebook page
‘When I think about this it makes me so anxious. Going out to work, the shop or just them leaving the house is sometimes the only break you get. The only time your anxiety levels drop a bit. The only bit of normal. People will die during lockdown and not due to the virus’
TESTIMONIALS
Quotes from families who have used the
Pet Service and Safe Haven Project
Safe Haven has helped me and my family through a very hard and emotional time and for that I will always be grateful. Our lives are now worth living again and in the process I have made some very good friends.
I was a victim of domestic violence for 7 years, as were my children. We have always had pets they were and still are a part of our family.
In the short time I have been coming to group, I have achieved so much and I feel that I have had a weight lifted’. ‘It has really made a difference to our lives.
It was an enormous relief to discover this service existed – as the pets are dearly loved and an extension of our family.
Group work has helped me and my son communicate - we can now talk instead of shouting at one another all the time. He is now a happy and settled young man, who feels more secure in himself and expresses confidence around others.
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www.theguardian.com
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