Hampton Trust
Hampton Trust is one of the most respected and innovative UK providers of work in the field of domestic abuse and criminal justice
We are committed to rebuilding lives by addressing the root cause of domestic abuse and criminality
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Adults
We provide a range of services for adults aimed at rebuilding lives and supporting positive change
Who We Help
Children & Young People
We work with children and young people who would benefit from support
Children & Young People
Professionals
We assist Professionals with co-location models, professional training, and partnership approaches
Professionals-
I am now in the position of steadily rebuilding my life
Out of a seemingly intractable situation, I am now in the position of steadily rebuilding my life and starting a whole new chapter.
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Self-esteem and confidence increased immensely
I left the LINX project feeling empowered, empathic and confident
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Volunteering
Volunteers have always played a key role in the services we provide, and continue to be crucial to the support we offer. Each member of The Hampton Trust team works together to make a difference to the lives of children, young people, women, men and families across the UK.
At The Hampton Trust, we offer all our volunteers a unique opportunity to participate in our Volunteers Training Programme, which provides a comprehensive insight into the ins and outs of working with issues around domestic abuse.
We always do our best to ensure that volunteering opportunities are as flexible as they can be, and we are happy to talk through enquiries from those seeking a commitment of a few hours a week, to those looking for full-time placements.
Find out moreTraining Courses
The Hampton Trust has over 23 years experience working to break the cycle of abuse, conflict and exploitation. Our team is skilled in delivering training and over the past year have been involved in delivering training to Social Workers, Police and other Professionals.
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Find out more about the work of The Hampton Trust around our region and beyond
Breaking the cycle of abuse: Why early intervention needs to take place even earlier
At the beginning of this year, the Home Office provided funding to Police and Crime Commissioners to increase the availability of perpetrator intervention schemes in their areas. Whilst this is a necessary and welcome step, we believe that prevention and intervention has to start even earlier – before a perpetrator becomes a perpetrator. One year […]
ADAPT: Robert’s story
Right from the offset, Robert was agitated about his referral to Hampton Trust’s ADAPT programme. For the first few months he didn’t contribute during the sessions, and his understanding of the topics was questionable. It was very clear that he didn’t want to be there. “I was referred to The Hampton Trust during a very […]
Hampton Trust teams up with Southampton Family Hubs to address gender-based violence and help keep women safe
Hampshire-based domestic abuse charity Hampton Trust have teamed up with Southampton City Council’s Family Hubs to tackle domestic abuse in the city. During the last three months, the charity has trained the majority of Family Hub staff members, Children and Families First and Health and Social Care teams in using their innovative DARE Toolkit when […]
Breaking free from the ‘Man Box’: How the Caring Dads programme helps break the cycle of abuse
By Stephanie Lee, Caring Dads Co-ordinator at Hampton Trust When we celebrate Fathers’ Day this Sunday, we do so to honour the father figures in our lives: our dads, grandads, uncles, honorary uncles and godfathers. We give them gifts and cards and spend some quality time with them, and we thank them for being great […]
IWD 2023: Why equity in the criminal justice system is so important
This year’s theme for International Women’s Day is #EmbracingEquity. Equality and equity may sound similar; however, they can lead to very different outcomes. Whilst equality means each individual or group of people is given the same resources and opportunities, equity recognises that each person has different circumstances and allocates the exact resources and opportunities needed […]