From 1 December to 8 December, all donations to Hestia are doubled through the Big Give #ChristmasChallenge20 Read more
Christmas is going to be different this year and coronavirus means victims of domestic abuse are isolated. As the second phase of lockdown rolls out, support is still available for victims. But we need your help in continue to keep our emergency refuges open over the winter. Read more
11th November 2020: Worcestershire becomes the first region for a Bank to trial the Safe Spaces initiative Read more
IIDA has engaged in various volunteering events with Hestia since 2016. We have helped at Christmas parties for survivors of domestic abuse, given Christmas quizzes for service users with mental health needs, held a baking day with survivors of modern slavery, and given Excel training to a group of service users.This year , IIDA’s CSR Group are organising an End2End challenge to fundraise for a charity that IIDA has supported for a number of years - Hestia. Read more
12th October 2020: Response to Consultation from Hestia, Women’s Aid Federation of England and UK SAYS NO MORE Read more
Hestia calls for public support to ensure emergency domestic abuse refuge accommodation can stay open over Christmas Read more
Clause 12 would protect rights of modern slavery survivors. Read the letter: Read more
We are urgently seeking to raise £50,000 to keep our emergency domestic abuse refuge over Christmas. Read more
A fully accredited training package aimed at raising awareness of the reality of modern slavery Read more
‘Understanding the link between homelessness and modern slavery’ for homelessness organisations and sex work charities Read more
50 Voices: Joe is running the virtual London Marathon in aid of Hestia. Here's why Read more
Black History Month is marked globally every October Read more
Hestia shares key data from domestic abuse services since lockdown on 23 March 2020 Read more
The workshops will take place on Friday 9th October Read more
The Mishcon Reputation team is incredibly moved by the impact of Covid-19 on the women and families supported by Hestia through its domestic abuse and emergency accommodation services. Calls to Hestia's refuge referral line have increased by 200% since the outset of the pandemic, and are expected to increase further as the restrictions on our movements continue. Not only are call numbers rocketing, but the cases being dealt with are more complex and require specialist support. Read more
Employers who are seeking advice can call 07770480437 or email [email protected] between 10am-3pm Monday to Friday for support. Read more
HSBC has been proud to work with Hestia over a number of years and as a team we have spent some time learning about what Hestia does and how we can help. We want to raise as much as possible for a great charity. Read more
9th September: Hestia response to BEIS consultation Read more
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Ikano Insight have provided vital resources to families in our domestic abuse refuges through lockdown Read more
"We know there is still much more to be done to both support victims and to bring about an end to modern slavery" Read more
The project seeks to make best use of technology and virtual support. Read more
A new advice line for businesses supporting employees experiencing or at risk of domestic abuse has been launched Read more
2nd September 2020: Royal Mail Group works with Hestia and UK SAYS NO MORE to develop Online Safe Spaces Read more