Support for Survivors of Domestic & Intimate Partner Violence
We provide free, confidential support for individuals affected by abuse within a domestic or intimate relationship. Whether the harm is physical, emotional, psychological, sexual, financial, or controlling in nature, we are here to support you safely and respectfully.
Understanding Domestic & Intimate Partner Violence
Domestic and intimate partner violence can take many forms. It is not always visible, and it is never your fault.
This type of abuse may include:
Physical harm or threats of violence
Emotional or psychological manipulation
Sexual coercion or abuse
Financial control or exploitation
Isolation from friends, family, or resources
Intimidation, monitoring, or coercive control
Abuse can happen to anyone—regardless of age, gender, background, or social status. If you feel unsafe, controlled, or afraid in your relationship, your experience matters and deserves support
How we provide support
Trauma-Informed Emotional Support
We provide a safe space where you can speak freely, be believed, and feel supported. Our counsellors help survivors:
Process fear, anxiety, confusion, or emotional distress
Feel heard without blame or judgment
Regain emotional balance and confidence
Develop coping strategies for safety and recovery
Support is available through confidential and remote options to protect your privacy.
Free Legal Guidance
Many survivors avoid seeking help due to fear of exposure or uncertainty about their rights. We provide confidential legal guidance to help you:
Understand your rights under Nigerian law
Learn about domestic violence protections and restraining options
Understand reporting procedures, without obligation
Safely prepare documentation or preserve information
We do not force reporting or legal action. We provide clarity so you can make informed choices.
Safe Justice Navigation
If you are unsure what to do next, we help you understand your options without pressure. This includes:
Explaining justice and protection processes in simple terms
Discussing safety considerations before any action
Supporting decision-making at your pace
Helping you plan next steps safely, if and when you choose
Your safety always comes first.
Emergency & Referral Support
When immediate or specialist assistance is required, we facilitate secure referral pathways to trusted partners, including:
- Emergency shelters and safe houses
- Legal aid organisations
- Mental health professionals
Law enforcement and human-rights agencies
Take the First Safe Step Today
Reaching out does not mean committing to action, it simply means choosing support. If you or someone you know has been affected by crime, We provide a safe, confidential space where you can be heard, supported, and guided without pressure or judgment. Whether you need emotional support, legal clarity, or help understanding your options, the first step is yours to take on your terms, in your time, and with your safety as the priority.