At Restore, we believe that every donation—no matter the size—has the power to change lives. As a small, independent charity, your support directly strengthens our ability to provide essential services to survivors of domestic abuse in our local communities.
We work with JustGiving to provide a secure donation platform for those that support us and to easily enable gift-aid when applicable.
Your generosity enables us to offer urgent, life-changing support to women, children, young people, and male survivors. With your help, we provide:
Your contributions expand our reach—especially in rural towns and underserved areas—making our services more accessible to those who need them most. Every donation fosters a sense of shared purpose and community resilience, helping us build a future free from abuse.
By donating to Restore, you’re not just giving money, you’re giving hope, safety, and the chance to heal.
Your donation helps to support community-based education and workshops.
Donated funds are used to enable people to better understand the behaviours of abuse and to empower them to take control of their own future
Donations also help us plan for the future. They ensure the sustainability of our services, allowing us to continue the work we’ve built over many years. With your support, we can maintain and grow the vital resources our communities rely on.
At the heart of our mission is a commitment to evidence-based approaches that support survivors of domestic abuse and help prevent future harm. We use proven methods to reduce risk, promote healing from trauma, and ensure that survivors are fully engaged in shaping their own recovery journey.
We believe in building a future where every individual feels safe, supported, and empowered. Here are some of our key objectives and upcoming initiatives:
We are committed to delivering specialist services in more rural areas across Mid and West Suffolk. By breaking down barriers to access, we aim to reach under-represented groups and ensure no survivor is left behind.
Prevention starts early. We are increasing our outreach to schools and colleges to educate children and young people about healthy relationships and respectful behaviours.
We are expanding our services for children and young people who have experienced domestic abuse, helping them heal and build resilience to prevent future cycles of harm.
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