Sybils Daughter
Get Help

Ending Domestic Abuse Against Women and Children Together!

The Sybil’s Daughter Project is a UK charity supporting women and children affected by domestic abuse across the United Kingdom and West Africa. We protect, educate and empower survivors through free legal support, advocacy and community outreach. An estimated 2.2 million women experienced domestic abuse in England and Wales in the year ending March 2025. We exist to help break the silence and the cycle of violence.

Get Involved

Key Features of Our Community Support

Explore the unique features that set our organization apart in the fight against domestic violence, emphasizing our commitment to community and healing.

Learn More
Safety Resources

Access a comprehensive list of resources designed for immediate safety and crisis intervention.

Educational Toolkits

Download our free toolkits that provide educational materials for classrooms, community organizations, and leaders.

Community Stories

Read inspiring testimonies from community members who overcame violence and found support through our programs.

Our Core Services

Discover our vital services aimed at prevention, education, and rehabilitation, supporting communities in overcoming the crisis of violence against women.

Learn More
Our Promise to You

When you come to The Sybil’s Daughter Project, you will not be turned away or judged. We support women and children affected by domestic abuse regardless of financial situation, background, faith or where you are in your journey. Here is how we help

Information & Guidance

We help you understand what domestic abuse is, recognise the signs, and know your rights and options. Whether you are unsure about your situation or ready to take action, we give you clear, practical information so you can make decisions that are right for you.

Pro Bono Legal Assistance

We facilitate access to free (pro bono) legal advice. For many women, the cost of legal help is the barrier that keeps them trapped. We work to remove that barrier, connecting you with legal support you might otherwise be unable to afford.

Advocacy & Community Referrals

You do not have to face this alone. We offer advocacy and connect you to the right services for your needs, from safety and housing to specialist support, signposting you to trusted partners so you reach the help that fits your situation.

Reach Out

You are not alone, and you do not have to figure it all out today. Whenever you are ready, get in touch with us. Whether you need immediate advice, legal guidance, or just someone to listen, we are here to support you every step of the way.

Workshops

Find out more about our free workshops designed to educate and empower community members on awareness and prevention techniques.

Outreach Programs

Learn how our outreach programs actively engage the community to spread awareness and offer support to those affected by violence.

Online Resources

Access our curated online resources, including guides and toolkits, aimed at equipping individuals and organizations with the tools needed to foster change.

Healing Circles

Join our healing circles that provide a safe space for survivors to share their experiences, find support, and begin their journey to recovery.

Learn More
What Our Community Says

Testimonials from Survivors and Advocates

"Sybils Daughter transformed my life. Their support helped me find my voice again."
James Rods Survivor Advocate
testimonial01-1
"I am grateful for the workshops provided. They opened my eyes to the signs of abuse around me."
Mary Smith Community Educator
testimonial02-1
"The healing circles have been a sanctuary for me, a place where I can share freely and heal."
James William Healing Facilitator
testimonial03-1

Questions and Answers About Our Services

We are here to answer any questions you may have about our programs and support services.

We are a domestic abuse charity supporting women and children affected by, or at risk of, domestic abuse in the United Kingdom and West Africa, with a particular focus on Nigeria and Ghana. We combine practical legal support with advocacy and education, working to protect, educate and empower survivors.

The charity was founded by Nneka Agada and named after her mother, Sybil Agada, who survived years of domestic abuse. Nneka grew up witnessing that abuse, and her experience drives everything we do.

We are rooted in Christian faith and values, but our services are provided to everyone regardless of faith, belief or background. We never require you to follow any religion as a condition of support.

We are a Charitable Incorporated Organisation and our registration is currently being finalised. We will publish our charity number on this website as soon as it is confirmed.

We support women and children who are experiencing, or at risk of, domestic abuse, in the UK and West Africa. Domestic abuse can be physical, emotional, psychological or economic, and it can come from a partner, an ex-partner or a family member.

We offer three things. We provide information and advice so you can understand abuse and your options. We help you access free legal advice and support. And we provide advocacy through our partners and signposting, connecting you to the right services for your situation.

No. We facilitate access to pro bono (free) and low cost legal support through our network, for women who would otherwise be unable to afford it.

You can reach us through the contact form on our website at sybilsdaughter.org. Tell us a little about your situation and we will respond as soon as we can.

We treat everyone who comes to us with care and discretion.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999 now. If you cannot speak safely, call 999 and then press 55 when prompted; this Silent Solution system lets you signal to the police that you need help without speaking. For free, confidential support at any time, you can also contact the 24-hour National Domestic Abuse Helpline, run by Refuge, on 0808 2000 247.
Domestic abuse is any pattern of controlling, coercive, threatening or violent behaviour between people who are, or have been, partners or family members. It is far more common than many people realise. The Crime Survey for England and Wales estimated that around 3.8 million people aged 16 and over experienced domestic abuse in the year ending March 2025, including 2.2 million women.
Abuse is not only physical. It can include emotional abuse, controlling behaviour, isolation from friends and family, threats, and economic abuse such as controlling your money. If something does not feel right, you are entitled to seek advice and support.
We run talks, workshops, school and community outreach, film screenings and dramatic presentations to help people recognise domestic abuse, understand their rights and know how to get help.
Yes. Community and school outreach is central to what we do. Get in touch through the contact form at Contact Us to discuss a session.
You can volunteer, offer pro bono legal expertise, fundraise or donate. Contact us through the website to find out how you can help.
We rely on grants, donations and fundraising. Every contribution helps us provide legal support, advocacy and education to women and children affected by domestic abuse.

Stay Informed, Join Our Community

Subscribe to receive updates on our initiatives, events, and ways to get involved.

Powered by
►
Necessary cookies enable essential site features like secure log-ins and consent preference adjustments. They do not store personal data.
None
►
Functional cookies support features like content sharing on social media, collecting feedback, and enabling third-party tools.
None
►
Analytical cookies track visitor interactions, providing insights on metrics like visitor count, bounce rate, and traffic sources.
None
►
Advertisement cookies deliver personalized ads based on your previous visits and analyze the effectiveness of ad campaigns.
None
Powered by