Your support gives safety, dignity, and opportunity to women across London

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•    891 homes across 9 London boroughs
•    8,126 women supported last year

Every woman deserves safety and support

Last year, 1,424 women reached out to Housing for Women London for refuge from abuse. Sadly, we could only offer emergency housing for women to 100 – just 7%.
Each number represents a woman who found safe housing, stability, and strength with your help.

Why Your Support Matters
Behind every number is a real person escaping domestic abuse. This gap shows how urgent the need is.
Your support helps us provide domestic abuse support in London, keep refuges open, and give women the safety they deserve. Many have nowhere else to turn – but with your help, they find security and the chance to rebuild lives after abuse.

We’re facing rising costs and a £190,000 refuge funding appeal. Your gift today will help us keep every women’s refuge in London open and every woman supported.
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Want to discuss a long-term partnership or a major gift?
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Lives Rebuilt Through Your Support
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Your support makes stories like these possible.
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Corporate Partners
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Our partners help sustain vital housing and recovery services across London. Join them today and be part of a leading **housing charity in London.
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“Together, we stand for women’s safety and dignity, and the chance to rebuild independence for every woman.”

— Zaiba Qureshi, Chief Executive

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Every pound helps ensure safety, healing, and hope.
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Find out more about our life-saving services for women and children in London by viewing the short films below: 

Watch Mira's story

Find out about our domestic abuse services for children

Watch Sarah's story