Kaleidoscopic UK are delighted to be part of Citizens Advice new outreach mobile van. The van has been launched to take support to the community and create easier ways for people to get the needed support and remove barriers.
We are delighted to be collaborating with Meg Toomie involving her new book as part of our #Educate2Eradicate Teen programme we are hoping to deliver in schools from next year, highlighting all areas of abuse including Narcissism.
The National Centre for Domestic Violence was established in 2003 to help survivors of domestic violence and abuse obtain protection against an abuser, as well as offering services to the police, probation service, domestic abuse agency workers, the legal profession and judiciary.
From the 19th August and over the course of 30 days, I will be cycling a minimum of 150 km to support Kaleidoscopic UK, all made possible with the support of eActiv Health Lounge in Wokingham.
We are DELIGHTED to now be able to offer the FREEDOM PROGRAMME for children of primary school age!
Our founder Vickie Robertson was asked by ‘Sounds like Women’ to take part in writing a song by drawing on her experiences of domestic abuse as a child and adult. Previous collaborations together were a great success including Vickie Story being part of awareness campaigns across Poland.
The domestic abuse Bill passed through the final stages and has now received Royal assent.
We are delighted to announce that during April and May, 5 of our amazing volunteers undertook the training to become qualified Mental Health first aiders thanks to Citizens Advice, Wokingham and Mental Health England.
Charlotte King at Wokingham Today interviewed Vickie Robertson from Kaleidoscopic UK and has written an article about our ONE IN FIVE fundraising initiative.
April is Child abuse awareness month. 1 in 5 children in England and Wales experience domestic abuse and yet there is little support for them.
