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    Kaleidoscopic UK – supporting children and adults who have been exposed to domestic abuse.

  • WELCOME TO OUR WEBSITE

    Kaleidoscopic UK – supporting children and adults who have been exposed to domestic abuse.

Kaleidoscopic UK

Kaleidoscopic UK is changing patterns to find our colours again from domestic abuse.

‘Survivors’ we believe to be those currently experiencing or having experienced domestic abuse in any form as you have to survive daily, in it or out of it.

Kaleidoscopic uk is about changing patterns and finding our colours again after domestic abuse. It may change us BUT it does NOT define us.

Let us help you find your colours.

You’re Among FRIENDS

We provide independent, confidential and free on-going survivor-led support groups. Available to anyone who has experienced any form of domestic abuse.

Enhancing education and awareness through the eyes of survivors.

Providing training for any service or individual supporting survivors.

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EMERGENCY HELP

If you are in immediate danger, always call 999.

If you can’t speak, call 999 and then dial 55. This is called the Silent Solution and the call taker will sensitively manage the police response.

24 hour National Domestic Violence helpline: 0808 200 0247
They provide advice and support as well as helping with emergency non molestation orders and refuge accommodation.

National Centre of Domestic Violence: 0800 970 2070

Cranstoun: Wokingham’s Domestic Abuse Service: 0118 402 1921

The Samaritans: 116123
24hr Emotional Support dial

Childline: 0800 1111

Police Non-emergency: 101

Paladin: Stalking helpline: 020 3866 4107

Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC): 0800 970 9952

Male abuse advice; Respect call: 0808 801 0327

LGBTQ Anti violence advocacy Galop: 020 7704 2040

Karma Nirvana: 0800 5999 247

National helpline supporting those subjected to honour based abuse.

Most organisations /charities will have a specialist BAED worker.

Domestic Abuse

DOMESTIC ABUSE

We support children and adults who have been exposed to Domestic Abuse through survivor led, threshold free support services.

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Training

TRAINING with Kaleidoscopic

Our aim is to raise awareness of and help the prevention of domestic abuse in all its forms.

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Survivor

SURVIVORS

For anyone who is currently experiencing, or has experienced, any form of domestic abuse.

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BECOME A VOLUNTEER

As a team of volunteer survivors we always need your help and support to implement/support our services.

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Support Us

SUPPORT US

We need your help and support. Please help us in any way you can.

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Press release from the Office of James Sunderland MP

“I have the pleasure of meeting Vickie earlier this year on a Zoom call. At first, I was sceptical about what the call was aiming to achieve, but as I listened to Vickie and her story, all the scepticism was replaced by an admiration for what she was trying to achieve and her enthusiasm to help others.

As the Member of Parliament for Bracknell, Crowthorne, Finchampstead, Sandhurst and Wokingham Without, I am proud to support Kaleidoscopic UK.

Domestic abuse has no place in today’s society, and we must do all we can to support those who have been victims, women, men and their families. For those who are perpetrators of domestic abuse we must break the cycle, much of their abuse has been learned from observative abuse elsewhere. However, the priority is supporting the victims and to break the cycle of learned behaviour.

The work of Vickie and her co-volunteers are an inspiration to us all. The charity has gone beyond the local area and supports victims across the UK. I will be a champion for the charity with my parliamentary colleagues.”

June 2021

SURVIVOR

Kaleidoscopic UK believe and use the term SURVIVOR for ANYONE who is experiencing, or has experienced, domestic abuse in ANY form.

KALEIDOSCOPIC

dictionary definition – adjective; changing form, pattern and colour.

This is why we chose the name as we CAN change our patterns, and find our colours after abuse; “abuse may change us but it DOESN’T define us”

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