The Halo Project was established in 2011 in response to a gap in service provision, for Black and Minoritised women and girls experiencing or at risk of domestic and sexual abuse and violence. Since launch we are proud to have supported over 3000 women from over 49 different ethnicities, we have helped them to move from a situation of untenable violence to a life free from abuse. The Halo Project strive to support survivors through their programmes to ensure survivors are believed, protected, supported and empowered to live independent and fulfilled lives.

Our specialist support hub provides specialist advice and information to those at risk of abuse and survivors and to professionals.

The Halo Project are invested in the long term eradication of cultural based abuse and sexual violence through education. Since launch we have provided accredited training to thousands of professionals spanning sister Violence Against Women and Girls services , Police, Social Care, Education and the Criminal Justice system . Through our Halo Hubs, we work with Universities and students to raise awareness on campus to break the cycle of intergenerational abuse perpetrating.

Our unique experience and understanding of Black and Minoritised women and girls, equipped us with the insight to launch a 2020 Police Super Complaint. Highlighting the systemic failures our clients face which has provided momentum to evoke national change. We are experienced professionals who can help with independent safeguarding reviews, domestic homicide reviews and influencing policy changes which meet the needs of diverse groups.

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