Our homelessness services provide outreach, advice and support to those experiencing homelessness as a result of domestic abuse. Find out more here: manchesterwomensaid.org/service/homele…

Our work would not be possible without donations from the public and businesses, alongside our mainstream funding. You can be sure your donation will make a difference to our domestic abuse services. Find out how to donate here: manchesterwomensaid.org/donate

Digital abuse is a form of domestic abuse in which an abuser uses technology to monitor, stalk, harass, threaten, control or impersonate another person. Find out more here: manchesterwomensaid.org/domestic-abuse…

Ashleigh Saville reflects on her first Women’s Aid conference. She explores precarious funding in the domestic abuse sector and Labour’s bold promise to halve violence against women and girls in this wide-ranging blog. Read more here: manchesterwomensaid.org/blog/reflectio…

Find out more about our Reach drop-in, part of our homelessness service where service users can find advice on housing, support for domestic abuse and meet with like-minded people: manchesterwomensaid.org/blog/reach-dro…

Our trustees meet at The Pankhurst to oversee the direction of The Pankhurst Trust (Incorporating Manchester Women's Aid) and act in the best interests of the charity. Find out more about these pioneering women here: manchesterwomensaid.org/our-trustees

At Manchester Women’s Aid, we are immensely proud of our inspiring team of volunteers. Could you be a part of our dedicated team making a positive impact on survivors of domestic abuse? Find out more about volunteering here: manchesterwomensaid.org/volunteering

Economic abuse is highly common in domestic abuse cases. In fact, staggeringly, 95% of domestic abuse cases involve economic abuse. Find out more about economic abuse here: manchesterwomensaid.org/domestic-abuse…

Our community services provide support to people experiencing domestic abuse in the community. Our teams offer help with safety planning, financial, housing, emotional and practical support. Find out more here: manchesterwomensaid.org/service/commun…

Zara* grew up without a bed and was domestically abused by her family. After being homeless, she now has an apartment and is looking forward to her future. manchesterwomensaid.org/blog/zaras-sto… * not her real name

Manchester Women's Aid provide specialist training programmes to corporates and the VCSE sector to further people's understanding of this otherwise hidden subject. Find out more information here: manchesterwomensaid.org/training

The Women and Girls’ Equality Panel provides insight into GM’s diverse communities, enabling political leaders and public bodies to listen and engage in a more targeted and effective way. Find out more here: manchesterwomensaid.org/women-and-girl…

Today, GMCA has published its report into gender-based violence for 2024 Greater Manchester Combined Authority They consulted with women with lived experience of gender-based violence and various panels including Women and Girls' Equality Panel (Manchester Women's Aid) Read more here: greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk/what-we-do/pol…

Domestic abuse doesn't just affect adults. 64% of women who were in our refuges (Apr 2023-March 2024) came with their children. Find out more here about our work with children: bit.ly/3XLb4oX

.@mancwomensaid is participating in the upcoming Big Give Women & Girls Match Fund, where donations will be doubled, bringing the organisation closer to its goal of transforming the playgrounds at its refuges. #ukhousing #safety #socialhousing #refuge housingdigital.co.uk/manchester-wom…

Did you know today (October 1) is the start of Domestic Abuse Awareness month? Call 0161 660 7999 or email [email protected] We are here. You will be believed. If you're in immediate danger, please always dial 999. More info here: manchesterwomensaid.org

We are marking our 50th anniversary of helping survivors of domestic abuse across GM this year, and we are raising funds to upgrade one of our play areas in one of our refuges through the Big Give Find out more here: bit.ly/4gzIuhu

Our Big Give campaign (10 to 17 October) will aim to raise funds for one of our play areas in refuge to enhance the wellbeing of women and children. Find out more here: Big Give | Manchester Women's Aid (manchesterwomensaid.org)