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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

Latest news

MFCC Featured in Netflix’s How To Be a Man

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 […]

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Events

🔥 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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💜 Could Own My Life Help You Reclaim Your Life? 💜

At Montgomeryshire Family Crisis Centre (MFCC), we are proud to offer the Own My Life (OML) course throughout the year.

Own My Life supports women to make sense of their experiences, understand the impact of abuse, rebuild confidence, and move forward with greater strength, self-belief, and control over their lives.

But don't just take our word for it. Here are some of the powerful things women who have completed the course have shared about their experiences:
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💜 Could Own My Life Help You Reclaim Your Life? 💜

At Montgomeryshire Family Crisis Centre (MFCC), we are proud to offer the Own My Life (OML) course throughout the year.

Own My Life supports women to make sense of their experiences, understand the impact of abuse, rebuild confidence, and move forward with greater strength, self-belief, and control over their lives.

But don't just take our word for it. Here are some of the powerful things women who have completed the course have shared about their experiences
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We’re at the Police Open Day pop along and say hi and have a go at our game, see if you can beat the top score of 105!! ...

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International Youth Day – 12th August

Today we celebrate young people, their voices, their strengths and their futures. 🌍✨

For young people affected by domestic abuse, we want to remind them:

💜 Your voice matters
💜 You deserve to feel safe
💜 You are not responsible for someone else’s abuse
💜 Your feelings are valid
💜 Healthy relationships are built on respect, trust and equality
💜 You don’t have to face things alone

🌟 Every young person deserves to grow up feeling safe, heard, valued and supported.
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White Ribbon Day Nov 25th 2026

This year, we’re standing together to help end violence against women and girls.

Let’s challenge harmful attitudes, speak up, and make a commitment to create a safer future for everyone.Get ready for White Ribbon Day 2026: It Takes All of Us. 25/11/2026.

Violence against women and girls doesn't come out of nowhere.

It starts with "Just a joke." "Just a bit of banter." "Just boys being boys." We've all heard the excuses.

If we keep laughing it off or saying nothing, we're helping to make it seem like it's okay.

You don't need to make it a big deal. Sometimes it's as simple as saying, "Come on, leave it," calling out sexist content, or speaking up when a group chat goes too far.

If nobody challenges it, nothing changes.

It takes all of us.

Find out more about White Ribbon Day 2026 and how you can get involved by visiting our new webpage: www.whiteribbon.org.uk/wrd2026
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