Stella’s Voice has confirmed that a new website is currently in development, working in partnership with Delivered Social, as part of its ongoing commitment to improving how it supports and communicates with survivors.

The charity’s current website, available at https://stellasvoice.org.uk/, provides essential information about its purpose, values, and survivor-led approach. It outlines the organisation’s work supporting people affected by exploitation and abuse, while also sharing resources, advocacy activity, and opportunities for engagement. The site plays an important role in building awareness and trust with those seeking help or looking to support the charity’s work.

Building on this existing platform, the new website is being developed to improve clarity, accessibility, and user experience. Working closely together, Stella’s Voice and Delivered Social are focusing on creating a platform that is sensitive, clear, and easy to navigate, ensuring information can be accessed safely and without barriers.

The upcoming website will be designed to work seamlessly across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Content structure and navigation are being refined to make it easier for users to understand available support, learn about the charity’s survivor-led model, and find ways to engage, donate, or access information.

Search visibility and performance are also key priorities during development. The site is being built with strong SEO foundations to help Stella’s Voice reach people actively searching for support, guidance, and information, while also increasing awareness among partners and supporters.

The project reflects the importance of partnership working. By collaborating with Delivered Social, Stella’s Voice is investing in a professional and considered digital platform that supports long-term visibility, trust, and impact.

The new website is expected to launch soon and represents an important step forward in strengthening the charity’s digital presence.

This article is published by Business Pressed, sharing stories of collaboration and purpose-led progress across the UK charity sector.