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Supporting women survivors: Ella’s

Ella’s provides vital support for highly traumatised and marginalised female survivors of trafficking, abuse, and exploitation, many of whom are seeking refuge in emergency and temporary accommodation. With 70% of the women having experienced multiple forms of abuse – ranging from domestic violence to forced marriage, honour-based violence, and female genital mutilation – Ella’s is a safe haven for those who have suffered unimaginable hardship.

The women at Ella’s face numerous challenges. 84% have been diagnosed with mental health issues, including PTSD and depression, while 88% are migrant women, with many being refugees or asylum seekers. A significant portion of the women do not speak English and have had limited or no formal education. With some also caring for dependent children, their circumstances are even more complex. Separated from family and community, they often feel isolated and alone, with little confidence, resilience, or basic life skills to live safely or pursue legitimate work.

We are proud to support Ella’s by funding their crisis fund, which provides direct financial aid to these women, enabling them to purchase essentials, cover unexpected expenses, and manage financial difficulties. For many, the crisis fund offers a lifeline – helping them to secure what they need in the short term and giving them the support to rebuild their lives.

Our contribution to this fund ensures that these women can access immediate assistance, helping them take the first steps toward a safer, more independent future.

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