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London’s largest domestic abuse & sexual violence charity, we support women & children to build safe lives & strong futures.

30/10/2026

As Black History Month comes to a close, the conversations must continue.

Black feminist history and thought remain essential to understanding how racism and sexism intersect, shaping Black survivors’ experiences of domestic abuse and sexual violence.

This understanding must inform support services today, helping to address inequalities and ensure support is accessible, inclusive and responsive to Black survivors’ needs.

🔗To find out more, please go to the link in our bio.

28/10/2026

We welcome the government’s continued commitment to ending rough sleeping and, following this week’s Rough Sleeping Summit at Number 10, we are working together towards this goal.

Learn more about our work to support women sleeping rough and our mission to stop violence against women and girls - link in bio.

27/10/2026

Post-separation abuse can take many forms.

Repeated unwanted messages, threats, using children to maintain control, or making someone feel like they’re never truly free from their ex-partner. At its core, it’s about continuing to exert power and control after a relationship has ended.

The relationship may be over, but the abuse doesn’t always stop.

🔗 If you or someone you know is experiencing this, please visit the link in our bio to access our Survivors Hub for support options.

23/10/2026

Solace's response to the treatment of survivors of police-perpetrated abuse.

🔗To read our full statement please go to the link in our bio.

21/10/2026

Introducing our new Survivors Hub.

A dedicated space bringing together accessible guides, practical advice and support information for survivors of domestic abuse.

From understanding coercive control to what to pack when leaving an abusive relationship, the hub makes information easier to find and understand.

🔗 Go to the link in our bio to explore the Survivors Hub now.

16/10/2026

Black feminist history offers an important lens through which to understand domestic abuse and the barriers Black women face when seeking support.

Whose experiences are heard when we talk about domestic abuse? Who is believed, who receives support, and whose experiences are overlooked?

These are questions we must continue to ask to challenge inequality and ensure every survivor is heard and supported.

🔗To find out more, please go to the link in our bio.

13/10/2026

University should feel full of possibilities, but control can make your world feel smaller.

Have you been told “just skip class to be with me” or “you can’t wear that”?

Controlling behaviour can sometimes be difficult to recognise, especially when you’ve just moved away from your family, friends and support networks for the first time.

If someone is making decisions about where you go, who you see, what you wear or how you spend your time, these can be signs of control.

If your world keeps getting smaller, it might not be love.
Young people aged 16–24 are at increased risk of experiencing domestic abuse.

If you’re a university student and something in your relationship doesn’t feel right, our short quiz can help you reflect on your situation and recognise some of the warning signs.

🔗 Take the quiz via the link in our bio.

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06/10/2026

No survivor should have to choose between their safety and their job.

Katie’s story is a reminder that domestic abuse can impact every part of a survivor’s life, including their work.

🔗 To read Katie’s full story and find out more about supporting survivors at work, go to the link in our bio.

05/10/2026

🎉We're proud to launch Solace's 2026 Impact Report.

Over the past year, our work has touched the lives of 25,679 people, supporting 19,949 adults and children across our frontline services and 861 women and children in our refuge and move on spaces.

Our commitment to a safer future drives everything we do.

🔗To read the full report, please go to the link in our bio.

01/10/2026

This Black History Month, we’re exploring Black feminist history and its role in shaping support for survivors of domestic abuse and sexual violence.

Racism and sexism don’t happen in isolation. Understanding how they intersect is essential to recognising the barriers Black women face and ensuring support reflects the diverse experiences of survivors.

🔗 To find out more, please go to the link in our bio.

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6 Greenland Place
London
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Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 4pm
Tuesday	10am - 4pm
	6pm - 8pm
Wednesday	10am - 4pm
Thursday	10am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+442076191350

Website

http://www.solacewomensaid.org/

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