30/11/2023
Children need and at home in order to learn, grow and develop into confident, mature and respectful adults.
In households where young people regularly witness and abuse however, this is made all the more difficult, with the things they see and hear taking a huge toll on their physical, emotional and .
Young people affected by domestic abuse often withdraw from participating in social activities with their peers, and thus find it more difficult to make friends. Their school life and work also commonly suffers as a result of low self-esteem and, sometimes, even guilt as they feel they are somehow to blame for the abuse they see at home every day.
Here at the EdStart Foundation, we're committed to the and of all young people across the region. We work and engage with those living in some of our most deprived and communities where, sadly, can be more prevalent.
Our programme of , and activities helps them to build stronger , develop their intelligence and face the future with greater confidence.