Stay in touch
If you would like to receive updates about our work via email, you can sign up here:
We take your privacy very seriously and we will never pass on your details to anyone else. You can read more on our GDPR policy.
If you would like to receive updates about our work via email, you can sign up here:
We take your privacy very seriously and we will never pass on your details to anyone else. You can read more on our GDPR policy.
Every gift you make to Action on Spiritual Abuse could be worth more, at no extra cost to you, just by choosing to Gift Aid it. You will be given this option when using Give As You Live link to donate.
You qualify for Gift Aid if you meet the following criteria:
*You pay Income Tax and/or Capital Gains tax at a rate at least equal to the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all your donations in that tax year, otherwise it is your responsibility to pay the difference.
If you are making your donation via BACS, you will need to fill out the Gift Aid Declaration Form.
Some people prefer making larger donations via BACS, to avoid paying platform fees. The admin time it takes for us to process these donations costs as much as the platform fees do, so unless you are making a large donation, this probably isn’t worthwhile.
If you would like to enquire about making a donation via BACS, please get in touch.
All survivor support and resources will always be free to survivors. Regular donations mean that we are able to continue offering this service free of charge.
Helps provide website support resources
Provides a support call for 1 person for an hour
Provides a full 6 sessions of support for 1 person.
“I just wanted to thank you for listening yesterday on the phone. I felt heard, understood and believed, which has been very healing for me.
It was such a release to hear the recognition in your voice that identified with what I was saying, where I have been misunderstood and at times criticised for my actions.
I know my journey is not yet complete, but I really feel supported by you and will definitely keep in touch.“
“You recommended a couple of books, and I accessed your online Survivors Manual all of which was most helpful as I waded through the treacle of my experience.
One of the most valuable things though quite apart from very good information, was the listening and discussion we had. It resonated with me and allowed me to get a framework for what had happened.
It was quite uncanny how you started mentioning things that really fitted my experience but which I had not yet been able to coherently formulate in my mind”
English (UK) 
Cymraeg