Terrie Alafat CBE will today begin her term as Chair of Trustees at charity Hestia.Read more
Modern Films and UK SAYS NO MORE, a national campaign to end domestic abuse and sexual violence facilitated by charity Hestia, have announced ‘Circle’ as winning film of the ‘16 Days 16 Films’ competition.Read more
Ministry of Housing and Communities and Local Government grants £193K for the projectRead more
Hestia is pleased to have been chosen as The Diocese of Southwark's Christmas card charity!Read more
Have you donation doubled and support a survivor of modern slavery this ChristmasRead more
The film highlights a reality faced by thousands across the United Kingdom.Read more
New report highlights huge challenges faced by males victims of modern slaveryRead more
Hestia and Ashford Place are pleased to invite you to take part in World Mental Health Day 2018Read more
A new programme “Everyone’s Business” launches today to give some of the UK’s largest employers access to bespoke support on domestic abuse affecting their employees.Read more
Hestia's Age Activity Centre opens their doors for their OPEN DAY on Friday 28th SeptemberRead more
We're very thankful to Uber who recently came along to one of our domestic abuse refuges and gave the garden a summertime spruce up!Read more
On the 3rd August, our local MP for Brentford and Isleworth, Ruth Cadbury attended the Hounslow carers group.Read more
On #CycleToWorkDay, we want to share seven ways cycling can benefit your well-being.Read more
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The old smartphone at the bottom of your drawer will change the life of a victim of modern slaveryRead more
On Wednesday 25th July 2018, Hestia will be taking part in Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking: Supporting Victims and Reducing Exploitation in Manchester.Read more
1 million children witness or experience domestic abuse in the UK each year. They often see repeat incidences on a daily basis.Read more
Give today and have your donation to Hestia doubled as part of the Big Give #SummerChallenge18.Read more
“We could not deliver the standard of services that we aspire to if weren’t for volunteers’ involvement” – Patrick Ryan, Hestia CEO.Read more
Rally held in Parliament today to say ‘No More’ to domestic abuse.Read more
According to a survey by Hestia, 1 in 3 people in the UK would not know how to help a friend or family member who was a victim of domestic abuse.Read more
In a UK television first, Victoria Derbyshire broadcast live on BBC 2Read more
The nomination comes following our work into Bright SkyRead more
Hestia is the largest provider of support to victims of modern slavery in London.Read more