Kalyndah House

16/06/2026

Let’s quit saying “sorry” when it’s not warranted. We apologise so often, it’s exhausting.

15/06/2026

Medical practitioners need to learn to trust women, and really listen to and believe victim-survivors of sexual violence. We have next level intuition about our bodies, and we know when something isn’t right.

Anyway, time for my own little dance party of celebration because I advocated HARD for myself and I WON! I was right, I knew it, and now we’re focused on the management of it.

14/06/2026

I’ve been a little quiet on the socials the past few days. It’s been a rough couple of weeks for some family members, we’ve been navigating a few things in our home, and preparing for some big events.

I’ve also been taking some time to honour my body, which sounds w***y AF, but yeah, it’s something I’ll share a little more on this week because it’s so important for abuse survivors in particular.

14/06/2026

This. I have zero tolerance for people who support men who’ve abused their wives as they fight for custody… those who support abusive men leave me feeling unsafe and without trust.

Children are victims of domestic abuse in their own right under Section 3 of the Domestic Abuse Act 2021. Yet too often, the family courts continue to treat domestic abuse as a dispute between parents rather than recognising the profound harm inflicted on children who live with, witness, or are affected by abuse.

A child does not have to be physically assaulted to be a victim. Seeing, hearing, or experiencing the effects of domestic abuse can have lifelong consequences. The law recognises this. The courts must too.

Children’s safety, welfare and voices should never be secondary to preserving parental contact at all costs.

14/06/2026

12/06/2026

10/06/2026

We’ve always believed economic security starts with income, confidence and opportunity.

That’s why we back women to start and grow businesses, create flexible income on their own terms, and build long-term financial independence.

But what happens next matters too. Because building income is one part of the picture, having a safe, stable home is another.

That’s where our project, Little Green Houses comes in.

Little Green Houses is about creating the next layer of economic security: a pathway from earning an income to building real stability through home ownership.

Not just surviving.
Not just getting by.
But building a business, creating income, and having the opportunity to own a home and shape your future.

This is the full picture of economic security for women, income, stability, ownership and independence.

Because women deserve more than survival. They deserve choice and a future they can build on their own terms.

If this speaks to you, whether as a future homeowner, partner or supporter, we’d love you to be part of it 🏠 https://globalsisters.org/littlegreenhousesforher/

09/06/2026

It’s not meant to be this hard, and if you didn’t get the support you needed, I’m really, truly sorry. You deserved better. Let’s make sure other women DO get that support, because it’s meant to get better, get easier… life shouldn’t be this isolating and hard.

08/06/2026

I had planned on giving myself a sleep in this morning, had the alarm set for 7am instead of the usual 4:45am, but my body started waking around 5:30am.

Apparently I had enough sleep - my brain is currently disputing that assumption, hence the extra spoonful of coffee added to the percolator before brewing.

I’ve been mulling on some thoughts around which survival traits that have actually become strengths and protective factors are often misidentified as being harmful by agencies like Child Safety. Too often departments meant to protect cause harm because their only lens is informed by theory rather than lived experience and a willingness to lead with curiosity.

I’m all about having the tough, uncomfortable conversations, particularly if we can create systemic change as a result.