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DAfree – Domestic Abuse Free - is a non-profit, purpose-driven community focused on awareness, education, and healthier relationships. We offer a free membership open to anyone seeking to better understand domestic abuse in all its forms — including emotional, psychological, financial abuse and coercive control — with a focus on prevention, early awareness, and informed choice. For those wanting deeper learning, Premium and VIP memberships provide access to structured education, CPD-informed courses, professional resources, and live learning sessions. DAfree brings together survivors, allies, and professionals in a thoughtfully moderated space. Participation is always optional, with no expectation to share personal experiences. This is not a crisis service. All proceeds are reinvested into education, resources, and community support. Awareness is the first step to freedom.
The purpose of DAfree is to raise awareness of domestic abuse before harm escalates, support understanding of abusive dynamics beyond physical violence, and promote healthy, respectful relationships through education and community learning. DAfree exists to: - Increase early awareness of red flags, coercive control, and unhealthy patterns - Provide accessible, ethical education for the public and professionals - Create a safe space where people can learn without pressure to disclose - Support agency, informed choice, and long-term prevention - Contribute to cultural change through knowledge, reflection, and shared understanding
DAfree is built on respect, safety, and thoughtful engagement. This is a calm, moderated space where learning comes before debate and compassion guides conversation.
7 reviews
Serena who leads this community is dedicated to her mission and that passion comes through. The commitment to each piece of information shared to be educational, meaningful and work towards preventing Domestic Abuse Early.
Serenas group was recommended to me because our aligned values…
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I joined DAfree because I wanted to understand more about what abuse can look like in everyday life. I thought I knew the basics, but this community opened my eyes to things I hadn’t really considered, like how control can happen without shouting or hitting. It’s quiet, respectful, and there’s no pressure to talk about your own experiences. You can just read and learn at your own pace. Awareness is indeed the first step, and the more AWARER we become, the more we can spot the signs and help those affected by domestic abuse.
Jan 26, 2026
Thank you so much for your thoughtful review. So glad the community has been helpful and supportive for you. Your feedback and ongoing engagement mean a lot!
This community is a safe haven for anyone experiencing abuse ~ whether it's physical, emotional, verbal, or financial abuse in the present or past. It's an inclusive place for all people to learn what to watch for and how they can help others. Being aware is key to stopping the cycle of abuse, and the DAfree community is the place to learn and share! As a nurse, I value the conversations in this community. I have learned a lot from DAfree!!
Serena DAfree has created one of the most thoughtful and educational spaces I’ve seen raising awareness about domestic abuse. Serena has created a community that prioritises prevention, early recognition of red flags, and healthier relationships — all delivered with clarity, safety, and integrity. The free membership makes essential education accessible to everyone, while the Premium and VIP tiers offer structured, CPD‑informed learning for those who want to go deeper. The environment is well‑moderated, pressure‑free, and welcoming to survivors, allies, and professionals alike. What stands out most is the transparency and purpose: DAfree is not a crisis service, and every dollar goes back into awareness, education, and prevention programmes. A truly meaningful initiative for anyone who believes in informed choices, safer relationships, and breaking the cycle of abuse.
Jan 26, 2026
Thank you so much for your kind words and thoughtful feedback. It means a lot to know the community’s purpose and values come across so clearly. So grateful to have you with us on this mission for awareness and prevention. Indeed, altogether we can break the cycle of abuse and build a better future.
Such a beautiful space with kind, emotionally attuned people. There’s a wealth of resources to deepen your understanding of DA, and the level of care and support from Serena and the community is something really special.
Jan 26, 2026
Thank you so much, Clara. Your words truly mean a lot. So grateful for your presence and so glad you feel supported and valued here. Together we can create so much impact locally and globally.
Abuse happens in lots of different ways - often people experience abuse but brush it off as "normal" or think that they are too "insert that thing" so they aren't in the "abusable group". This community is very inclusive and fantastic about bringing awareness to how abuse shows up in our lives in a way that doesn't make victims but empowers us to make informed choices about how we show up.
Jan 26, 2026
Thank you so much, Jill. I really appreciate your thoughtful feedback and am glad the community feels empowering and inclusive. Indeed, DAfree is all-inclusive and welcomes everyone who cares to build a better future. From UNAWARER to AWARER to break the cycle of abuse and the normalisation of wrong norms. Thank you for being part of it and for your ongoing support.
this is genuinely one of the best communities I’ve joined on skool. Everyone is super active and supportive. The communities all about spreading awareness around domestic abuse a subject which is not talked by enough and through being an active member in this community I’ve been able to learn more about domestic abuse and how it impacts everyone around us. I would recommend this for anyone looking to learn more about how domestic abuse affects them at first I was reluctant to join because I thought it was all about victims of DA but in reality it’s more so about spreading awareness about domestic abuse to prevent it proactively.
Jan 25, 2026
Thank you so much for sharing your experience! Your perspective reinforces how valuable awareness is for all of us, whether we’ve been directly affected or simply want to be part of the solution.
