The team has provided specialist training to organisations including Social Services, the Police, NHS departments and housing associations, as well as law firms, the financial services industry and businesses. Join their informative events to learn more. Previous events have included economic abuse for the financial sector, bespoke learning for the legal sector, and how to support colleagues who are experiencing abuse.
Kent Law Society partnership with Oasis
We are delighted that Kent Law Society President, Mary-Joyce Insaidoo, has chosen Oasis as her nominated charity for the year. As a long-time trustee of the charity, Mary-Joyce is a committed advocate for victims of abuse and we are excited to work alongside the KLS committee and its members in 2026.
The year promises information-packed events, fantastic fundraisers and the opportunity for collaborative working. Together, we can help people living in fear to build a brighter, safer future.
Here are some of the ways you can get involved this year


Support survivors by fundraising
Why not join Team Oasis as we take on the Kent Downs 50km Ultra Challenge on Saturday 10th October 2026? Walk the beautiful route (or run if you’re particularly keen!), starting near Maidstone and passing Leeds Castle and Mote Park. Even better, encourage a team of colleagues to take on the challenge with you. You’ll receive an Oasis T-shirt and fundraising tips and support.

Donate your firm’s residual funds to Oasis
Nominate Oasis as the charity to receive your residual funds. Donations like this allow us to reach more adults, children and young people, and support lifeline services like our helpline and youth work. Contact us at fundraise@oasisdaservice.org to discuss a residual funds donation.

Join our team of pro bono advisors
We offer weekly advice sessions so that victims can receive early legal assistance. Our amazing team of pro bono lawyers attend either in person or remotely, giving a commitment of one morning a month. Currently we offer help with family law issues, but we would love to extend this to immigration, housing and criminal law too.
Every pound raised can help a family living in fear to reach safety
£10
could provide emergency toiletries and essentials for a woman arriving at our refuge with nothing.
£25
could provide counselling and emotional support for someone beginning to heal from trauma.
£50
could give a family vital food and warmth when they arrive at safe accommodation.