I’m amazed at how quickly I got support and I’m overwhelmed with the support I received from Fortalice
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Could you become a Patron of Fortalice?
Join our dedicated team of Patrons -individuals, corporates, or groups who support us in helping to end domestic abuse.
Patron’s of Fortalice kindly lend their name to our organisation as a way of supporting us. With your partnership you are helping us to provide safety and advise for future victims.
Care – Hope – Strength – Empower
Patrons can support us one or more of the following ways:
Why join our Patron Scheme?
Our Patrons receive a number of beneficiaries below. However the real benefit is knowing you are helping to fund a frontline service for local adults and children who have been affected by domestic abuse, at a crucial time provided them with safety and support when they need us most.
What are the different Patron Packages?
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Care Patron – For individuals & couples
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Hope Patron
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Strength Patron
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Empower Patron
Packages start from just £83 per month, for more details please get in touch!
Complete the form below to request further details regarding our Patron Scheme. Thank you
For further details on becoming a Patron for Fortalice and to receive a Patrons Scheme Pack.
Complete the form above or email grace.wood@fortalice.co.uk or gill.smallwood@fortalice.co.uk
Thank you
We look forward to speaking with you!
What people have to say about Fortalice…
Really impressed with the service and it’s nice to know it’s out there for those who need it
Fortalice service helps make a difference to families and helps them get support at a crucial moment
The outcome would not have been so positive without Fortalice’s help and support
Volunteering on the Early Intervention Project has been a great opportunity for me to be involved in offering support to individuals suffering any forms of domestic abuse. The project is a great way to be there for people at the first instance. We are able to discuss services that are available and give the support individuals need. I’ve felt the project to be a great success. It is rewarding when you feel you have helped someone who is in need and not aware of the services that are there for them.
I have found volunteering very rewarding. I really feel I make a difference to families and the feedback received has always been very positive. Families always say how nice it is to have a follow up visit and know someone cares and is there should they need further support
The year I have spent working with the Early Intervention Project has shown me that it provides a vital service. The feedback from visits has been overwhelmingly positive. It is a privilege to be part of such an important project which makes such a difference