March 10, 2026
Join us for a morning of connection, inspiration and community
19th June 2026 8.30am-12pm
Hampton by Hilton, Rochdale
The Freedom Fund is Soul Sisters’ new campaign to break the financial barriers that keep women trapped in abusive relationships. From housing deposits to emergency essentials, many survivors simply can’t afford to leave. This fund will provide direct financial support to help women and children escape abuse and rebuild their lives with safety and dignity.
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Soul Sisters is a charity founded to empower people and their children who have been affected by domestic abuse to live independent lives, free from fear and violence.
We want to raise awareness by sharing survivor’s stories on our platforms anonymously.
We strongly believe that talking is the road to healing, and by speaking about your situation, you can start a dialogue of healing and hope.
By sharing our stories, we are able to see that we aren’t the only ones going through this and that there is a community out there of other survivors that can help each other.
Donating just £10 a month helps provide the essentials for a woman fleeing domestic abuse.
A monthly donation of just £20 helps us offer crucial support to women navigating the family court system.
Whatever your donation amount, help us support the women who need us.
A donation of £10 could cover the cost of a an emergency meal for a woman and her children in a refuge.
Donating £20 enables the charity to run a support group session for survivors, offering a safe space to share experiences and receive support.
A donation of £35 will provide a care package with basic toiletries and personal hygiene products for someone arriving at a shelter.
Our peer-support program is open to anyone affected by domestic abuse seeking connection and support. Whether you have experienced abuse, provided support formally or informally, or faced challenges with unhealthy relationship behaviours, you are welcome to join.
We provide support to families navigating the family court system. Our services include guidance through legal procedures, emotional support, and assistance with documentation.
Court can be stressful, and while a lawyer can help, not everyone can afford one. In such cases, representing yourself may be the only option. Having a McKenzie Friend to support and encourage you can make a significant difference.
We host a variety of workshops that offer a safe space to get creative, learn new skills and meet with like-minded women.
Schedule a drop-in session to discuss your situation with a trained professional who can provide guidance and support.
If you need advocacy and support to understand your rights and options and to empower you to use your voice, we can help. This includes assistance with civil and criminal courts, housing, health, and education agencies.
