Treasures Foundation

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We empower women by helping them to recover, build healthy relationships, learn new skills, reach their full potential, and go on to lead fulfilling and independent lives.

Safe housing

Female-only accommodation for women in recovery or leaving prison.

Recovery work

Trauma-informed group work, peer support, and addiction recovery.

Life skills

Training, employment support, and help rebuilding relationships.

Aftercare support

Ongoing and community support as women move into independent living.

Our vision is for a society where women with histories of substance misuse and trauma, have the opportunity to heal and lead healthy and productive lives. We recognise that each woman has an intrinsic value as an individual and we are committed to enabling her to realise this and reach her full potential.

Women leaving prison often face homelessness, addiction, trauma or domestic abuse. Without safe housing and specialist support, many fall back into cycles of addiction and reoffending. Treasures Foundation provides the stability and support women need to rebuild their lives.

Treasures Foundation was founded in 2009 by Mandy Ogunmokun after her own journey through addiction, prison and recovery. Today, the charity supports women facing similar challenges to rebuild their lives.

Our services and programmes are peer-led and delivered by staff and volunteers with lived experience, meaning everything we do is accessible, relevant, and relatable.

Without your support I feel I would have remained the girl that even I had given up on, and now have grown to point where I can use my experience and learnt skills to help young adults succeed.

Read Eliza’s story

“I never thought I’d get away from drugs and alcohol. The life I have today is amazing. Recovery is not easy; it’s been difficult but without Treasures I would not be alive. Treasures saved my life.”

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