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Freedom Charity · Contact

How can we help?

Choose the route that matches your enquiry. For someone at risk, use Freedom’s safeguarding helpline. For a major gift, see our dedicated funding page. The form below is for other enquiries, including media, training, schools and orders.

Need urgent help? If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services. In the UK, call 999. For safeguarding advice, use Freedom’s specialist help or international help and languages rather than this general form.

Choose a contact route

Safeguarding help

Forced marriage, FGM, Dishonour Abuse and related harmful practices.

Helpline

Media

Interviews, expert comment, background briefings and speaking.

Media centre

Schools

Pupil sessions, staff training, PSHE resources and visits.

Schools

Professional training

Police, health, social care, education, justice and public bodies.

Professionals

Major funding

Individuals, companies, trusts, foundations and strategic partnerships.

Major Gifts

Orders

Books, Red Triangle badges, class sets and invoices.

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Send an enquiry

Tell us what you need.

Use the form for general enquiries, media, school visits, professional training, funding and shop orders. Choose the most relevant contact reason so Freedom can identify your enquiry and respond appropriately. For an urgent safeguarding concern, use the Helpline instead.

Privacy

Send only what is necessary

Do not send card or bank details through a general form. Avoid unnecessary sensitive safeguarding information. If the enquiry concerns an active risk, use the dedicated help route so information can be handled appropriately.

For journalists and funders

Help us answer quickly

Journalists should include outlet, subject, deadline and live/recorded format. Major funders should state the type and scale of support being considered and any due-diligence information required.

Freedom Charity

Evidence before claims.

Freedom links to primary or independent sources where they are available and distinguishes its own reported reach from externally verified facts. Public-facing information should be useful to people seeking help, professionals, government, journalists, researchers and funders without overstating what one organisation can prove.

Evidence & ImpactOur Story & Timeline