Due to unforeseen circumstances we now have one place available in the Royal Parks Half Marathon on Sunday the 13th of October 2024! If you're interested in running in support of survivors of domestic abuse, click the link to find out more: womensaid.org.uk/events/royal-p…

Tech should empower, not control. If you're facing tech abuse—being monitored, harassed, or manipulated—support is here. You deserve safety and privacy. 💬 Chat: Weekdays (8am-6pm), Sat-Sun (10am-6pm) 📧 Email anytime: [email protected]

Did you know Women’s Aid Training and Education is the leading training provider for tackling and preventing domestic abuse? Find out more about our range of nationally recognised courses and qualifications here: womensaid.org.uk/what-we-do/tra…

Too many survivors face barriers to support in the UK. Our No Woman Turned Away (NWTA) project can help. If you’re a Women's Aid member or Routes to Support user, refer via our website.

Disagreements in relationships are normal but when they become frequent it might be a sign that something is wrong, and possibly abusive – a word that is hard for many people to think about or even say out loud. Access our survivor's handbook here: womensaid.org.uk/information-su…

We are proud to share with you today our latest #WAHAinitiative publication: "#Intersectionality as #Practice (IAP): #LAWA #roadmap to address #BlackandMinoritised #survivors #housing need. A 🧵

Ensure your advert is seen by the relevant audience - advertise with Women's Aid today. Women's Aid's reputation and membership will give you access to the most relevant candidates by advertising your vacancy or other volunteer opportunity on this site. womensaid.org.uk/jobs/

We want to understand what impact the racist, Islamophobic riots in August 2024 are having on women and children who have experienced domestic abuse. Please take a moment to complete our survey surveymonkey.com/r/FSR9956

Leaving an abusive relationship is just the beginning of the healing journey. It's normal to feel overwhelmed, and recovery can take months or even years. Read our Survivor’s Handbook for useful articles on what happens after fleeing abuse: womensaid.org.uk/information-su…

According to the NPCC over 300 domestic abuse offences were reported during the Euros, —a stark reminder of the hidden dangers for many women. Football should unite, not instil fear. Women's Aid is raising awareness on this issue. Read more: womensaid.org.uk/womens-aid-res…

We know talking to someone else about your personal life can be hard and thinking about your future can be overwhelming, but getting in touch with us can be your first a step. Email our specialist support team at [email protected], and we'll respond within 5 working days.

This #InternationalDayofCharity, we reflect on five decades of fighting to end violence against women and girls. Despite progress, our mission is more urgent than ever as male violence escalates. Join us in ending this cycle. Sign up for updates: womensaid.org.uk/newsletter/

Domestic abuse is fundamentally a housing issue. When survivors leave a perpetrator, they need safe, stable accommodation to rebuild their lives.

Women's Aid & Women in Sport stand together to issue a joint statement on the tragic killing of Rebecca Cheptegei. Our thoughts are with her loved ones. We call for justice and a global stand against violence towards women and girls. Full statement: ow.ly/YyBJ50TgzKQ

Women in Sport & Women's Aid stand together to issue a joint statement on the tragic killing of Rebecca Cheptegei. Our thoughts are with her loved ones. We call for justice and a global stand against violence towards women and girls. Full statement: womeninsport.org/news/women-in-…