Talks in schools and communities, FGM awareness and public speaking that names abuse before it takes hold.
Immediate, confidential telephone support and rapid practical help at the most dangerous moment — the decision to leave.
Routes to refuge and safe housing, coordinated with trusted partner agencies across the UK.
Counselling, one-to-one support and survivor-led group work — services built on listening.
Support through injunctions, family court and immigration matters — someone beside you who knows the system.
Benefits guidance, debt advice and budgeting support to break the financial control abuse depends on.
CVs, training, courses and confidence — practical steps back into work and learning.
Age-appropriate therapeutic support helping children feel safe again — and know the abuse was never their fault.
Confidential, judgement-free support for male survivors — because abuse against men is real, and so is recovery.
Meeting people where they are — through local groups, faith communities and partner agencies across Bradford and beyond.
We don't stop at safety. Mentoring, peer networks and follow-up support for a fulfilling, independent life.
You don't need to pick a service. Just call — we'll listen first.
Get help →RFW works from a women-centred perspective: domestic violence, FGM, rape, sexual abuse and exploitation are an abuse of power — and no woman should ever be blamed for being abused. Our services are run by women and shaped by listening to survivors.
One in three victims of domestic abuse is male — yet men are far less likely to reach out. Our men's service offers the same confidential listening, advocacy and recovery support, without judgement and without doubt.
You can also call the national Men's Advice Line on 0808 801 0327 (free, confidential).
Children who live with abuse carry it long after the door closes behind them. Our children's recovery services use play, talk and therapeutic support to help young people feel safe again — and to teach every child that the abuse was never, ever their fault.
Young people can also talk to Childline any time on 0800 1111.