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Women’s Aid statement following the Courts and Tribunals Bill passing its Third Reading
Women’s Aid responds to the courts and tribunals bill passing third reading, bringing the repeal of the presumption of parental contact one step closer to protecting children from domestic abuse.
Women’s Aid responds to BBC Three Documentary, Fallen Women with Stacey Dooley
Women’s Aid responds to BBC documentary Fallen Women, highlighting domestic abuse, coercive control and the urgent need to protect women from harm.
Women’s Aid statement as second tranche of prisoners released under the Early Release Scheme
Women’s Aid statement as second tranche of prisoners released under the Early Release Scheme Veronica Oakeshott, Head of External Affairs at Women’s Aid said: “Today, as hundreds more prisoners are released early, we are starkly aware of the fear and anxiety that women and children will be facing up and down the country. With an
Women’s Aid responds to the Health Secretary’s announcement taking a public health approach to violence against women and girls
Women’s Aid responds to the Health Secretary’s announcement taking a public health approach to violence against women and girls We welcome the Health Secretary’s announcement this week that the government will take a public health approach to violence against women and girls. This represents a long overdue step forward in strengthening the health response to domestic abuse and wider forms of violence against women and girls.
Women’s Aid statement as first tranche of prisoners released under the Early Release Scheme
Women’s Aid responds to the first tranche of prisoners released under the Early Release Scheme.
Women’s Aid responds to new research showing delays in fittings of electronic tags on released perpetrators of domestic abuse
Women’s Aid responds to new research showing delays in fittings of electronic tags on released perpetrators of domestic abuse Farah Nazeer, CEO of Women’s Aid says:
Women’s Aid survey shows survivors are feeling scared for their, and their children’s safety as first prisoners to be freed under Early Release Scheme
Women’s Aid survey shows survivors are feeling scared for their, and their children’s safety as first prisoners to be freed under Early Release Scheme National domestic abuse charity Women’s Aid has today published the findings from a survey of its members which showed that 100% of respondents supporting survivors affected by the Early Release Scheme (ERS) report women are feeling scared for their physical safety, as first tranche of prisoners ready for early release on October 1st.
Nowhere to Turn 2026: Women facing barriers to refuge and safe accommodation
Nowhere to Turn 2026: Women facing barriers to refuge and safe accommodation Women’s Aid publishes its 10th Nowhere To Turn report. National domestic abuse charity Women’s Aid has today published its 10th Nowhere To Turn report, a project aimed at supporting women who face additional challenges to accessing refuge. The annual report is based on
Women’s Aid responds to the government’s new national taskforce on misogyny
Women’s Aid responds to the government’s new national taskforce on misogyny Farah Nazeer, Chief Executive of Women’s Aid, comments: “We welcome the government’s decision to establish a national taskforce on misogyny and hope it will bring renewed focus and urgency to tackling one of the fundamental drivers of violence against women and girls. “For more
Women’s Aid announces new charity partnership with Tropic Skincare to support domestic abuse survivors
Women’s Aid announces new charity partnership with Tropic Skincare to support domestic abuse survivors Today, Women’s Aid announced a new corporate partnership with Tropic Skincare, who are committed to helping us support women affected by domestic abuse. The year-long corporate partnership was announced following Tropic Skincare’s annual Ambassador ‘Glammies’ event, which took place on 12th
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