Eaves’ mission is to expose and address violence against women and girls in the UK. Eaves has specialisms in the areas of trafficking, prostitution exiting, and sexual violence. Eaves also offers housing and employment services. Within each area of work Eaves provides frontline support and advocacy as well as undertaking lobbying and campaigning. Our projects: The Poppy Project supports women who have been trafficked into England and Wales into any form of exploitation. The London Exiting Project provides advice, advocacy and sign-posting for women aged 18+ wishing to exit prostitution. Life Skills service is a pan London one to one advice and advocacy service that supports women aged 18+ who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, and who have experienced or are at risk of experiencing violence. Education, Training and Employment service (ETE) prepares women aged 18+ (predominantly those in Lambeth) who have been victims of violence so that they can enter or re-enter the workplace. Research and Development works to eliminate all forms of violence against women through research, lobbying, policy development and training. The Beth Centre is a partnership with Women In Prisons supporting women who are affected by, or risk being affected by, the criminal justice system.