Children draw what they see around them. This gift of art materials allows a child to create a picture that can express a thousand words.

This gift is a one-to-one play session with a play therapist giving a child the opportunity to explore their feelings and anxieties.

When children play with a dolls house they usually adopt the roles of family members and re-enact scenes from family life. This gift provides time for a child who has experienced violence in their own home to talk to one of our support workers.

Meet Molly. She can talk to a child in a way that they can relate to, and so she becomes a friend they can trust.

Storytelling is a magical part of childhood. Children who are abandoned, bullied or homeless will identify with a story and this enables them to open up and voice how they are feeling.

Our abuse recovery services needs to be constantly restocked with new material such as crayons, puppets, paints, toys and books.