More than 16 years supporting vulnerable individuals.
Celebrating Strength Through Adversity
Palm Cove Society was established in 2007 by Yvonne Hall (now Yvonne Stocks DL) and Gerard Stocks originally to support new mothers in Bradford who had no recourse to public funding.
Starting with just one four bedroom property in Bradford, we now assist hundreds of clients across Yorkshire and the Humber.
Since then, our impact has grown, encompassing survivors of domestic violence, refugees, asylum seekers, and survivors of Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking.
Our commitment to doing what's right for our communities has come to be known as the "Palm Cove Way." It's about going above and beyond, forging new paths, and developing innovative solutions.
We’ve partnered with major broadcasters like ITV and BBC to share survivor success stories, conducted meetings with collaborative partners, engaging talks, and impactful presentations to educate and raise awareness about Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking.
Our network of partnerships across the UK has been instrumental in realising our mission to empower people and create safer communities. Together, we’re creating a brighter future for all.
Our organisation’s impact has garnered recognition from various organisations throughout the UK.
Get in Touch
Email: enquiries@palmcovesociety.com
Tel. +44 (0)113 2302271
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26, St. Michaels Road
Leeds
West Yorkshire
LS6 3AW
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A social entrepreneur is an individual or organization that uses entrepreneurial methods and innovative solutions to tackle pressing social or environmental issues while also striving for financial sustainability, aiming to create positive and lasting impact in society or the environment.
Unfortunately, we are not a direct access hostel, as we receive all our accommodation referrals from contracted providers.
However, should you require advice on where you can access safe, appropriate housing, please feel free to give us a call and we will be more than happy to sign post you!
We support vulnerable adults including survivors of trafficking and slavery, individuals fleeing domestic abuse and forced marriage.
We provide emergency accommodation and financial support in addition to personalised 1-to-1 social support. All of our clients are allocated their own advocacy worker who will support them with their social recovery needs and reintegration into the community in a way that incorporates their own wishes and values.
Safehouses are accommodation that are safe and secure, confidential locations to house those fleeing abuse, exploitation and trafficking. Safehouses are designed to be a safe space for individuals to call their home while they reflect and recover from their past experiences until they are ready to move on into their own home.
The National Referral Mechanism is the United Kingdom’s governmental framework used to identify and refer those who have been victim of trafficking and slavery into appropriate support services.
Slavery is a crime that covers various forms of exploitation; trafficking, slavery, servitude, forced or compulsory labour, debt bondage and forced marriage.
Trafficking is the act of transporting, recruiting, or harbouring human beings with the intention to exploit them. Exploitation can be in the form of; criminality, organ removal, forced labour/prostitution, forced marriage.
NRPF stands for No Recourse To Public Funds. A person will have NRPF if they are subject to immigration control. Having no recourse means that a person is not eligible to access public funds such as state benefits, local authority housing should they require it. However, there are some exceptions to this.