Freedom Charity

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WHAT WE STAND FOR

We are a UK-based charity formed to give support to victims of forced marriage and violence upon women thought to have brought dishonour on their family.

At Freedom we believe that all children should have the right to live free from abuse and coercion, without being forced into marriage or to endure the horrors of female genital mutilation (FGM). Freedom protects children through a 24/7 helpline, answered by professionals who understand dishonour abuse and how to help victims. Freedom educates children with specialist lessons around dishonour abuse, working with schools to deliver PSHE accredited lesson plans developed by Freedom. Freedom supports children and professionals with an App that puts the victim ‘two clicks away from help’. Freedom offers professional training to key workers so they can spot the signs of dishonour abuse and protect children at risk.

About Us

What your donation can provide

£10

could help us raise awareness in schools and prevent FGM

£30

could provide a counselling session for a victim of abuse

£150

could provide a new identity for a victim fleeing abuse

£500

could provide support for a girl fleeing abuse for a month.

Ways you can help

Please support Freedom by purchasing our books or a red triangle badge. All profits go towards helping support our cause.

Purchasing and wearing Freedom Charity’s Red Triangle pin badge, which symbolises all aspects of the Charity’s work, is an effective way to start a conversation with anyone enquiring what it means and why you are wearing it.

Buying Freedom’s books to read and pass on to young people who may be interested, contributes to the Charity’s income and places these crucial messages within reach of those who may themselves be at risk.

Sharing Freedom Charity’s website details and social media posts on your own networks is the best way to spread the word and draw attention to the issues. It is surprising how many people remain totally unaware of Dishonour Abuse, Forced Marriage, FGM, Virginity Testing, Virginity Repair, Breast Ironing and Modern Day Slavery – all items within the scope of Freedom’s remit

Raising funds for Freedom Charity, will help the work to continue in a sustainable way. There are so many ways to raise funds among friends, family and contacts.

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Please support Freedom by purchasing our books or a red triangle badge. All profits go towards helping support our cause.
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Donate to Help Freedom

Your help and support in raising awareness is crucial to saving lives. Alternatively, just text the words 3DOM followed by the amount you can give (3DOM 5 for £5 / 3DOM 10 for £10 / 3DOM 15 for £15 etc) to 70470.

Training AND WORKSHOPS

Freedom Charity has visited 140 schools to deliver lessons (accredited by PSHE Association), workshops and assemblies to young people and has donated tens of thousands of copies of Aneeta Prem’s novel, ‘But It’s Not Fair’, and ‘Cut Flowers’ to students and education professionals. Aneeta’s innovative and expert presentations, combined with the novel and PSHE lesson plans, provide students across all Key Stages with the knowledge to engage with, and discuss, complex human rights issues.

We have also delivered training to police forces, the UK Border Force, airport authorities, social workers and other professionals on how to spot the signs of Dishonour Abuse and how to help

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Latest News & Updates

Domestic abuse and suicide By: Aneeta Prem, Founder, Freedom Charity 16 Feb 2026

Domestic abuse and suicide in the UK: the deaths we are still failing to record

This week, The Guardian reported that suicides linked to domestic abuse may be far higher than official systems recognise. Many deaths never enter the record as abuse-related at all. That matters. If the system cannot name these deaths, it cannot learn from them or prevent the next one.

Domestic abuse does not only kill through homicide. It can also kill by trapping someone in fear, isolation and hopelessness.

What the latest evidence shows

Police-led work already points to a serious pattern. The National Police Chiefs’ Council Domestic Homicide Project has recorded that suspected suicides following domestic abuse have, in recent years, outnumbered intimate partner homicides.

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