Stand up against abuse
Advocacy for girls experiencing sexual abuse, exploitation, physical or emotional abuse, neglect or mistreatment. Harm can happen in any household, including while living with relatives, stepparents or other caregivers.
Girls’ support & advocacy
You matter.
Your voice matters.
If something is happening at home, you are being mistreated, or you are struggling with drugs, alcohol or life on the streets, you deserve care and protection. What has happened to you does not take away your worth or your future.
Another place to turn.
A girl may not feel able to talk to a teacher, social worker or someone at home. Our vision is to offer another supportive connection, where she can be heard without judgement and helped to reach the right protection and care.
She should not have to manage abuse, exploitation or unsafe circumstances alone.
Support recovery
A compassionate response to girls affected by drug or alcohol use. Our aim is to help them connect with qualified addiction services, counselling and practical support that respects their needs.
Build a safer future
Connections to appropriate housing, child-protection and youth services, education and community support, helping girls move away from unsafe street situations and towards stability.
Listen. Believe her concerns. Take action with care.
Our intended approach starts with listening, taking disclosures seriously and helping girls connect with qualified safeguarding and support services. Girls should be treated with dignity, told what happens next and supported to participate in decisions wherever possible.
We cannot promise to keep abuse or danger secret. Concerns about a child’s safety may need to be shared with child-protection services or emergency responders to help protect her.
Getting support
This page describes the foundation’s support vision. Direct support contact details and opening hours will be published here when the service is ready. Please do not send sensitive accounts of abuse through donation or general website features.
If you or a child are in immediate danger, call 911. A trusted adult, healthcare professional or local child-protection service can also help you seek protection.