Launch a Befriending and Support Group
At No2DAV, we alleviate distress. We make the burden of domestic abuse light and help things from quickly spiraling downwards into a greater crisis. We understand that every little bit of support makes a big difference.
By launching and facilitating a No2DAV Befriending and Support Group, you can help a woman, her children and family by giving them the support they require in their time of need to help them find safety, regain stability, live peacefully and improve their quality of life.
By becoming a No2DAV Community Empowerment Leader, lobbying and influencing policy on their behalf, you will play an active part in making sure that they have representation and that their voices heard on community and local government panels and discussions.
NO TO DOMESTIC ABUSE AND VIOLENCE!
Standing Together Against Domestic Abuse and Violence
WHO WE ARE
No2DAV is a movement motivated by Christian compassion and faith aimed at lifting every child, woman and man in a domestic abusive and violent situation to dignity, safety and freedom. Our broader aim is to make the world a safer and better place for women, children and families, helping them to fulfil their God-given potential, life and enjoy life at its best.
Woman, Weep No More, We Will Not be Silent!
Every woman, young person and child deserves to live with dignity, in peace and safety.
MAKE A DONATION
From donating to fundraising, there are lots of ways you can get involved to support our movement.
Become an Advocate
As an advocate, there are lots of ways you can get involved to support vulnerable women and children in your sphere of influence.
Launch a Befriending and Support Group
Start a No2DAV Befriending and Support group in your local area and become a No2DAV Community Empowerment Leader.
OUR CAUSES
We aim to implement sustainable programs that improve the life chances of vulnerable women and children giving them the dignity, safety and pease that they long for, and empowering them so that they can help themselves and families and in turn help and empower others.
Donate, Become a Partner or Fundraise for Us.
Youth Economic Empowerment
Young people and children from homes disrupted and destabilised from domestic abuse are affected in many ways, one of which is economically. No2DAV believes it is therefore
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Life Empowerment Seminars
Through paradigm shifting life empowerment seminars, we aim to change mindsets and culture that fosters domestic abuse, laying the foundation for building strong individuals,
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Befriending and Support Groups
Having someone to talk a situation through with, when all hell is breaking lose, can be the difference between sanity and insanity or even life and death for a woman going
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Economic Empowerment for Women
A lot of domestic violence and abuse happens as a result scarce financial resources. Women, young people and children are often trapped in absuive situations because of the lack
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Domestic Violence Shelters
One of the most needed but most scarce resource for women and children who are trying to escape a situation of domestic violence is a safe place to stay while they unravel the
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EVENTS
Annual events we celebrate.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Take a stand against domestic abuse and violence. There are many victims and survivors of domestic violence, male and female, children and
International Children’s Day
In December 1954 that the UN suggested that governments around the world should celebrate this day. International Children’s day is a
International Women’s Day
During International Womens Day women all around the world will be celebrate the freedoms, liberties and achievements of women. Join in and
Global Entrepreneurship Week
This is a week when you can help a woman start up in business and start her and her family’s journey into economic freedom.
PROJECT COMPLETED
POUNDS RAISED
DONORS
Advocates
What survivors say
I no longer have to walk on egg shells. I no longer have to be careful of what I say or do.
Kellan More
I no longer have to be afraid of saying no to sex without the fear of being hit, picked on or bullied.
Jenna Watkins
I’m safe. The children are safe. I’m free from constantly watching my back, no one is physical assaulting me, no one is playing mind games with me, manipulating me or pulling my strings.
Sarah Campbell
I’m free from the constant verbal abuse, belittling, fault finding, strife and the energy sapping, never ending no resolution argument.
Maria Georgiou
I can work and have my own money, without it being taken from me. I can have say in how my earnings are spent.
Wajita Omari
I’m in control of my financial future. I no longer have to pay for bills and debts that I have no idea how they came about. I no longer have to be fearful of uncontrolled spending or debts.
Kristen James
OUR BLOG
Send us your heart felt questions and we will answer them in our blog.
Help support vulnerable women and children. Thanks for your heart.
OUR VOLUNTEERS
Our advocates are ready to support you.
Aderonke Adeusi
Advocate, UK
Funmi Muyi Togun
Advocate, US
Funmie Jeboda
Advocate, US
Megan Adonis
Advocate, UK
Motayo Richards
Advocate, UK
Nneamaka Flourish Enomah
Advocate, Nigeria
Remi Aborisade
Advocate, UK
Davida Ademuyiwa Yemi-Akanle
Advocate, UK