Emergency transition needs
Immediate practical items a woman needs in the first days of leaving or stabilising a harmful situation.
A Sister EF Legacy of Purpose Foundation Campaign
Her Rebuild Fund
For women rebuilding life after abuse, coercive control and financial or emotional harm.
Leaving is not the end of the story. What follows is often the hardest part: no money, no documents, no transport, no safe place, and a life that has to be started again from almost nothing. Her Rebuild Fund exists to help a woman take the next practical step — with dignity, without being made to relive everything in public.
If you are in immediate danger
Contact emergency services straight away. This page is not monitored continuously and the Foundation is not an emergency service, a shelter, a law firm, a medical provider or a therapist. We provide practical support, dignity and referral pathways.
What This Campaign Supports
Practical help for the part nobody sees.
Every request is considered individually. The list below describes the kinds of support the campaign is built to provide — not a promise that each item is available at any given time.
Safe temporary accommodation support
Where the Foundation can lawfully assist or work with an appropriate partner or service provider.
Transport
Getting to a safe place, to an appointment, to a police station, clinic, court date or interview.
Food and basic needs
Food, toiletries, dignity essentials and basic household items during a period of instability.
Documentation and admin recovery
Help navigating replacement of identity documents, records and other paperwork lost or withheld.
Children and dependants
Support tied to her rebuilding — school needs, basics and stability for the children in her care.
Counselling and mental-health referrals
Referral to qualified providers where available. The Foundation is not a therapist or medical provider.
Legal referral and access support
Referral through qualified partners where available. The Foundation is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.
Employment and skills support
Job readiness, CV help, interview preparation and access to training that builds independence.
Digital access and communication
Airtime, data or basic connectivity so she can reach services, employers and support safely.
Small practical rebuilding needs
The modest, specific things that make starting again possible — assessed case by case.
Who It Is For
Women rebuilding after harm.
- Women aged 18 and older
- Surviving or recovering from domestic abuse
- Living with or leaving coercive control
- Emotional and psychological abuse
- Financial abuse and economic control
- Stalking, harassment or intimidation
- Controlling relationships that have caused lasting harm
You do not need a diagnosis of the person who harmed you. Many women describe what they lived through as narcissistic abuse. That description is welcome here, but the Foundation does not diagnose anyone and does not require any label, report or professional finding about another person before considering a request.
You also do not need to tell us the full story. Share only what is safe and necessary.
How Support Works
Honest about what we can and cannot do.
You make contact
You send a short request through the Foundation's secure contact pathway. You do not need to describe everything that happened.
We assess the request
Requests are assessed on the basis of need, available funds, safeguarding considerations and reasonable verification.
We decide what is possible
Not every request can be funded. There is no guaranteed cash payment. Support may be practical assistance, goods or services, a referral, or a payment made directly to a vetted service provider.
We support the next step
Where the Foundation cannot help directly, we try to point towards a service or partner that can.
For Donors
Give to Her Rebuild Fund.
Contributions made through this page are designated to Her Rebuild Fund and applied to this campaign subject to lawful Foundation governance and the actual needs of the programme.
Donations are received by SISTER EF LEGACY OF PURPOSE FOUNDATION NPC (Registration 2025/357025/08), trading as SR EF LEGACY OF PURPOSE FOUNDATION. This is Foundation giving — it is separate from any commercial activity in the wider EF Legacy ecosystem.
We do not publish beneficiary numbers, success statistics or funding totals for this campaign, and we do not name the women supported. Privacy and safety come first.
Request Support
Reaching out is a small, safe first step.
Requests are handled privately by the Foundation team. Use the Foundation's secure contact form and choose Her Rebuild Fund — Support Request.
Please share only the minimum: a name or preferred name, a safe way to contact you, your province or country, and broadly what kind of support you need. A short note is enough.
Please do not send detailed accounts of what happened, evidence, photographs, medical or legal records in a first message. Do not send anything that could put you at risk if someone else has access to your device, email or phone.
What to include
- Name or preferred name
- A safe contact method (and safe times to be contacted)
- Province or country
- Broadly what support you need
- Optional short note — only what is safe to share
Questions
Straight answers.
Do I need a police case to ask for help?
No — not to contact the Foundation. Some specific services or providers may legally require a case number or official documentation, and we will tell you if that applies to what you are asking for.
Do I need to prove that someone is a narcissist?
No. The Foundation does not diagnose anyone and does not require any diagnosis or label. What matters is the harm you have experienced and what you need in order to rebuild.
Is support guaranteed?
No. Support depends on available funds, the nature of the need and safeguarding considerations. We will be honest with you about what we can and cannot do.
Can I donate specifically to this campaign?
Yes. Use the Support Her Rebuild Fund button on this page. It carries the Her Rebuild Fund designation into the Foundation's existing donation page so your contribution can be recorded against this campaign, subject to lawful Foundation governance and actual programme needs.
Can someone apply on behalf of a woman?
Only with her knowledge and consent, except in lawful safeguarding situations involving risk to a child or a person who cannot act for themselves.