Montgomeryshire Family Crisis Centre

Supporting women, men and children experiencing or affected by domestic abuse in North Powys

Here at Montgomeryshire Family Crisis Centre (MFCC), we aim to reduce the risk of domestic abuse and to positively change the lives of our clients by providing specialist support and guidance; encouraging clients not only to survive, but to thrive from their experiences, enabling them to move on to develop healthy, respectful relationships in the future.

Montgomeryshire Family Crisis Centre offers support to anyone experiencing domestic abuse regardless of their race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, national origin, disability, age, financial circumstances or beliefs.

Anyone can experience domestic abuse. If you are worried about your own relationship or frightened for someone close to you, there is help available.

396 Women supported last year
231 Children & young people supported last year
65 Men supported last year
24% Increase in referrals in the last 2 years

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MFCC Featured in Netflix’s How To Be a Man

🔥 Find Your Voice with Phoenix Choir 🔥

Are you a survivor of domestic abuse looking for a safe, supportive space to connect with others? Join Phoenix Choir, a new survivor-led singing group at Montgomeryshire Family Crisis Centre. No auditions, no pressure, just an opportunity to come together, build confidence, and celebrate resilience through music. 🎵 Last Thursday of every month 🕛 12pm […]

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1 day ago

☀️ The summer holidays aren't joyful for everyone.

For many families, the six-week break can bring more than just sunshine. When school finishes, routines disappear. Friends are away. Safe spaces close. Days become longer, quieter, and for many mums and children, incredibly isolating.

If you're struggling, please know this:
You are not alone.

Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, isolated, frightened, or simply need someone to talk to, there is support available.

Reaching out is one of the bravest things you can do.
And if you're doing okay this summer, take a moment to check in on someone else. A phone call, a message, an invitation for a walk or a coffee could make all the difference to someone who feels forgotten.

Together, we can help ensure no mum or child feels alone this summer.

Need support?
enquiries@familycrisis.co.uk
01686 629114

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5 days ago

It’s fantastic to see Powys County Council’s White Ribbon stand at the Royal Welsh Show.

Raising awareness of domestic abuse support services is so important. By getting the message out there, we can help ensure that men, women and children know where to turn for advice, support and safety.

If you’re interested in getting involved with White Ribbon events, please get in touch. Together, let’s keep talking, keep raising awareness, and keep promoting the services that could make all the difference.

Let’s shout about the support that’s available – it just might save a life!Come and speak to us about the White Ribbon Campaign at the Royal Welsh 🤍

We’re here again today to raise awareness and answer your questions about the White Ribbon Campaign. White Ribbon is dedicated to ending violence against women and girls.

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MFCC are proud to be featured in the documentary How To Be a Man, highlighting the important issue of domestic abuse against men and the support available for them and their children. You can find it on Netflix, Channel 4 and Amazon Prime.

Take a look at the trailer, which features MFCC, for a taster of the series where Danny Dyer explores the changing landscape of modern masculinity as he travels across Britain.
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2 weeks ago

Many people will have seen Coronation Street's recent storyline highlighting the serious and often hidden dangers of non-fatal strangulation.

There is no safe way to restrict someone's air or blood flow. Non-fatal strangulation can cause serious injuries, including brain injury, stroke, loss of consciousness and long-term health complications, sometimes with no visible signs of harm.

At Montgomeryshire Family Crisis Centre, we know that strangulation can be used as a form of domestic abuse, coercive control and sexual violence. It can leave victims feeling frightened, confused, isolated and unsure where to turn.

If something has happened to you that did not feel right, if you felt pressured into sexual activity, or if a partner has ever put their hands around your neck, restricted your breathing, or made you fear for your safety, please know that help is available and you are not alone.

Support is available for anyone experiencing domestic abuse or sexual abuse, regardless of age, gender or circumstances.
📞 Montgomeryshire Family Crisis Centre
📧 enquiries@familycrisis.co.uk

In an emergency, always call 999.

Let's continue the conversation, challenge harmful myths, and help make relationships safer for everyone.

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