As we step into 2026, we’re taking a moment to celebrate a powerful and purposeful quarter at CEA — one that brought people together, amplified survivor voices, and reminded us why connection sits at the heart of everything we do.
Read moreThank You for supporting our festive appeal this year. It was a great success and your donations have helped so many families in the Falkirk area this festive season.
Read moreOn Wednesday 5th November our CYP Team Leader Lauren completed a 3-legged mile walk tied to Judith Ralston (BBC weather presenter) and was interviewed live on BBC Radio Scotland about the CEA service. The event took place at the Kelpies for BBC Children in Need fundraising and awareness raising event.
Read moreWorking in partnership to help motivate and empower adults and young people using fitness and self-defence.
Read moreOur team leaders have prepared a short update around what’s been happening in their area of specialism. Service users and professionals know we support people who have experienced domestic abuse, but we thought it might be useful to provide an update on the other things that are happening. We aim to provide a similar update once every quarter.
Read moreWe are supporting the Forth Valley 16 Days of Activism Campaign. Check out the packed programme of events and book your space via Eventbrite or via the QR code.
Read moreWe are asking for your help with our Christmas Gift Appeal this Christmas. We are looking for any unopened & unwrapped toys, books, toiletries or gifts for adults and children. We will also be gratefully accepting cash donations to the office this year which will be used to purchase gift tokens for eligible adults and children. Please drop off your donations to CEA at: 21 Wellside Place, Falkirk FK1 5RL between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday.
Read moreWe’re proud to spotlight Eve, one of our dedicated Board Members and a committed professional with the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, as she takes on a powerful challenge to raise funds for CEA. After recently completing the Alloa Half Marathon, Eve is now gearing up for the Helix 10k on Saturday, 26th April 2025 – all to raise vital funds for survivors of domestic abuse. Her determination, both in and out of uniform, reflects her unwavering commitment to helping others and creating safer communities. Join us in supporting Eve as she runs with purpose and heart. Let’s stand beside her – and every survivor – by sharing, donating, and raising awareness.
Read moreToday, 1 April 2025 is the first day of our newly funded project from The National Lottery, permitting us to continue to provide our Filial Therapy Service for Children and Young People. The National Lottery Community Fund distributes over £600m a year to communities across the UK, raised by players of The National Lottery.
Read moreBreaking down the barriers for women with learning disabilities who have experienced gender-based violence in Scotland. Click here to view the Equally Safe Group report from Scottish Commission for People with Learning Disabilities and People First (Scotland).
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