Radio Berkshire DJ becomes first patron of domestic abuse charity
Michelle Jordan, the BBC Radio Berkshire DJ, has become the first patron of Kaleidoscopic UK.
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Wokingham Borough Council teams up with Berkshire Women’s Aid
Wokingham Borough Council has teamed with Berkshire Women's Aid to support people over the festive season.
Domestic violence charity continues support during lockdown
Local domestic abuse charity Kaleidoscopic UK has seen demand for its services skyrocket during the second lockdown.
Domestic abuse charity launches coercive control awareness video
Kaleidoscopic UK, a Finchampstead-based domestic abuse awareness charity, has launched a new campaign for Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Calls to local abuse helplines rise as strain of self-isolation shows
Berkshire Women’s Aid says it has received a week’s worth of calls in one day from people seeking help with ...
Domestic abuse charity feeds 20 vulnerable families after successful donation day
Charity founder, Vickie Robertson, said: “The turnout was really good despite the lockdown, and we managed to help feed 20 ...
Charity founder to tackle half marathon to fund domestic abuse support groups
“It’s not only women who suffer, we are planning to start a men’s group this year, and we’re looking for ...
Santa's big helpers! Wokingham residents donate to The Giving Tree appeal in their thousands
FATHER CHRISTMAS needs a bigger sleigh – and it’s all thanks to you. Once again, Wokingham residents have risen to ...
Business group organised by Dr Phillip Lee donates to two Wokingham charities
Two Berkshire-based charities have received a major boost from local businesses in the area. Kaleidoscopic UK, an organisation of survivors ...
FBC Centre in Finchampstead to host day conference focusing on domestic abuse and its impact on families
A CONFERENCE exploring the impact of domestic abuse on children and the family is to be held next week
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