Helping survivors move on with their lives.

The Maggie Oliver Foundation (TMOF) exists to create a society where survivors and those at risk of childhood sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) are empowered to live fulfilled and successful lives, and where every survivor is treated with dignity, respect and as an equal and valued member of society.

We are only able to offer emotional and advocacy support to individuals who are based in the United Kingdom.

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About the foundation

We want to help adult survivors and their loved ones to transform the pain of their abuse into power, by being supported to identify their strengths, adopt constructive coping strategies, increase self-confidence, and create and embrace positive life chances.

Without support, survivors and their loved ones are often isolated and alone, with no knowledge of where to turn for the help and advice they need to begin rebuilding their shattered lives. TMOF provides a safe place for survivors to be heard, and to use their experiences to campaign for a criminal justice system that is fit for purpose in achieving the justice they deserve.

The story so far

We work alongside adult survivors of CSAE in a variety of ways including through our listening ear Pain into Power phoneline, advocating for them through any legal process, referring to other services and through trauma-focused group therapy.

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Recent Feedback

"I contacted the Foundation after watching a recent BBC documentary on football abuse. The Foundation has been brilliant from the initial call I received through to the volunteer. The one-to-one support is what I needed having been pushed away from other organisations I feel were dysfunctional and unsupportive in what they were offering."

A Survivor
"I feel that I am normal. The therapy has changed my entire life... I have known for years, I was in a toxic relationship... by the end of the 12 weeks, I had found the confidence to end the relationship, and I have never looked back. I have also found the strength, to move out of the area I live in, to start a new life for me and my child. I don’t need support calls anymore, as I now have the strategies to manage, but I know you are always there. Thank you isn’t enough!"

A Survivor
"The service she has received so far is invaluable and is supporting her health and wellbeing. In addition, she has, for the first time, felt empowered to speak up and seek justice for herself and other children and women who are suffering sexual abuse from the same group of perpetrators."

Parent of a survivor
"Without the involvement of The Maggie Oliver Foundation and their numerous daily phone calls and emails, our granddaughter’s plight would have been buried and forgotten forever. I dread to think of how many victims and families have indeed gone by the wayside because they never knew of the wonderful ‘Maggie Oliver Foundation’."

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So far we have helped...

4724

Survivors helped since 2019.

1033888

Minutes of support given since 2021

71%

of our staff and ambassadors are survivors themselves

Latest News

Newsletter Summer 2026

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The foundation shows up consistently after normal working hours so we can easily access support with the compassion and openness that has not been provided by the state…

I contacted the group after seeing Maggie Oliver on YouTube, I was/am impressed that Ms Oliver is speaking up about the vast abuse of children in all warps of life and the institutional failings that continue to let vulnerable children and people down, at whatever stage abuse is reported or known to the state. I am held by the fact that Maggie Oliver openly states she is not seeking funding from the government for the organisation. I lack trust in the state on the topic of sexual violence particularly.

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The Maggie Oliver Foundation stands with Jade Belgrave's call to protect victims from the early release of sexual offenders

Yesterday, survivor Jade Belgrave delivered a petition and letter to Number 10 Downing Street, calling on the new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, to ensure that people convicted of serious sexual offences are not released from prison early.

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Article by Maggie Oliver published by The Independent on 14th July 2026

The following article was published by The Independent on 14th July 2026

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Maggie Oliver Nominated for National Women’s Award 2026

We are incredibly proud to share that Maggie Oliver, Founder and Chair of The Maggie Oliver Foundation, has been nominated for the prestigious Women’s Awards National 2026 in the category of Outstanding Woman with Community Impact.

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Understanding, Connection, and Hope: The Impact of Our Psychoeducation Groups

At The Maggie Oliver Foundation, we understand that healing from trauma is not linear — and that feeling safe, understood, and supported is a vital first step in any recovery journey.

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First Areas Announced To Be Looked at by the National Enquiry Into Grooming Gangs…

There’s still so much we don’t know about this new statutory national enquiry, but both myself and many survivors are relieved that Bradford/Keighley and London and Oldham are to be looked at.

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It’s Time for Change……

These two amazing young women (Jade and Chantelle) have both been supported by our team at The Maggie Oliver Foundation for several years now. They’ve both come a long, long way since the first time we spoke….

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Welcome Back Home Jennie

I am absolutely thrilled to welcome back our former much missed teammate Jennie back into our ever growing ‘TMOF Family’ after 15 months away!

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