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In the season of goodwill, Wanderlust Life is teaming up with North Devon Against Domestic Violence (NDADA), a charity that supports women and their children who are fleeing abuse.
Domestic abuse spikes around Christmas, peaking over the three-day period of Christmas Day, Boxing Day and December 27. When people are forced to flee their homes after a domestic incident, they may only have the clothes on their backs. So this year, we’re raising awareness and funds for North Devon Against Domestic Abuse (NDADA). Through a purpose-built building and two safe houses, NDADA provides temporary refuge to women and their children who need a safe place after leaving an abusive relationship. Want to support the campaign? Join us!
Bring a present
to the gift drive
From Friday 1 November to Sunday 1 December, drop off new, unwrapped gifts at our Braunton store to be distributed by NDADA to its clients.
Here’s the wish list:
Accessories: Hats, Gloves, Scarves, Slipper Socks
Stationery: 2025 Diaries, Calendars, Journals
Sanctuary Spaces: Fragrances, Candles, Mugs
Wellbeing: Craft Sets, Mindfulness Books, Eye Masks
Beauty: Toiletries, Nail Varnish, Pampering Kits
Sweet Treats: Chocolates, Confectionery
Join us for a
Music night fundraiser
Wanderlust Life joined forces with The Thatch Inn Croyde on Thursday 17th October 2024, to host a FREE and epic evening of feel-good tunes from The Kahunas, all in support of raising awareness and funds for North Devon Against Domestic Abuse (NDADA). We ran a Prize Draw with a range of tempting prizes. The proceeds from both the Prize Draw and speciality drinks sales on the night went to NDADA. Thanks to everyone who joined us for a fun evening! Together we raised £1,230 for NDADA!.
Donate Funds
To support the cause
Through a purpose-built building and two safe houses, NDADA runs the only refuge in Devon for women and their children who have been forced to flee their homes due to violence. But it needs our help – NDADA receives no government funding and relies on donations to continue this critical work.