If You Are in Immediate Danger

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If you are in danger right now, please call 999.

If it’s unsafe to speak, dial 55 when prompted. This connects you to the Silent Solution system, allowing you to alert the police without saying a word.

Your safety matters more than anything else. If you’re afraid, please reach out for help. You are not alone, and there are people ready to protect and support you right now.

If you feel scared at home, trapped in a relationship, or uncertain about where to turn, know this — you are not alone. Every woman deserves to live free from fear, control, and violence.

Freedom Ministry exists to offer compassionate, confidential support for women and girls across London and the UK who are facing abuse or exploitation. 

Whether you are experiencing domestic abuse, coercive control, emotional or psychological harm, sexual violence, stalking, harassment, or financial control, we are here to listen and help you find your next step toward safety and freedom.

You can contact us safely and privately. We will believe you, support you, and guide you without judgment or pressure.

If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please reach out to one of these services. 

The Police (999) can respond to emergencies at any time. 

The National Domestic Abuse Helpline is available 24 hours a day on 0808 2000 247 and offers free, confidential support.

 You can also contact Rape Crisis England & Wales on 0808 500 2222, or Samaritans on 116 123 for emotional help whenever you need someone to listen.

If you cannot make a phone call safely, you can visit the National Domestic Abuse Helpline’s secure live chat at www.nationaldahelpline.org.uk.

 If your phone or computer is being monitored, consider using a friend’s device or a public computer to reach out discreetly.

Freedom Ministry provides a safe and understanding space where you can talk openly and know you’ll be heard. Our team is made up of trained counsellors, chaplains, mentors, and volunteers who understand trauma and recovery.

We offer confidential counselling, emotional support, and guidance to help you rebuild your life. Where needed, we can help you find safe housing or emergency accommodation and connect you with local agencies for practical support such as benefits, legal advice, or personal safety planning.

For those who wish, we also offer optional faith-based support and prayer. Our long-term recovery and mentoring programmes are designed to help you heal, rebuild confidence, and take control of your future. Everything you share with us is private, and you decide what happens next.

If someone is monitoring your phone or computer, please take extra care. Try using a friend’s phone, a library computer, or incognito/private browsing. Avoid saving this website in your bookmarks, and clear your browsing history when it’s safe to do so.

If you feel unsafe at any moment while reading this page, use the “Leave this site safely” button. It will take you straight to Google or another neutral page instantly.

When you contact Freedom Ministry by email or message, a trained team member will respond with care and confidentiality. You will never be judged or pressured — only supported and listened to. 

Together, we will help you explore your options for immediate safety and long-term stability.

Reaching out is the first step toward freedom. You don’t have to face this alone.

You can contact us securely at info@freedomministry.co.uk, or visit www.freedomministry.co.uk for guidance and support. We are based in London and offer online support 24 hours a day.

If you’re worried about someone who might be in an abusive or controlling relationship, your support could make a difference. Listen to them, believe them, and encourage them to reach out for help. 

Don’t confront the abuser  this can increase danger for everyone involved. Sometimes, the most powerful thing you can do is be there, stay kind, and connect them with the right support.

Every message, every act of courage, and every step toward help matters. Freedom Ministry stands with women in their fear, in their healing, and in their hope.

Your story is not over. Freedom is possible — and you are never alone.