DVA recovery coaching supports teenagers aged 11–18 who have experienced or witnessed domestic abuse and need sensitive, structured support. Your young person will begin to process their experiences safely, understand healthy relationships and rebuild confidence in themselves and their future.
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Safe space to talk - no pressure or judgement.
Tools to manage emotions and reactions
Separation of past experiences from identity.
Confidence to move forward positively.
Have experienced or witnessed domestic abuse.
Struggle with emotions, behaviour or trust.
Feel stuck, angry, withdrawn or overwhelmed.
Want support without therapy or labels.
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Our holiday programme delivers high energy creative activities, sports, games, and exciting trips that build confidence, skills, and friendships. Children learn, create, and have fun in a safe, supportive environment designed to inspire every young person who joins us.
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Our holiday programme delivers high energy creative activities, sports, games, and exciting trips that build confidence, skills, and friendships. Children learn, create, and have fun in a safe, supportive environment designed to inspire every young person who joins us.
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The dedicated NSPCC child protection specialist you talk to will know what to do next and will take any necessary action. It’s never too soon to speak out when a child needs help. Even if you’re unsure, if you’re worried, the best thing to do is to talk to a trained professional.
