Women’s Aid welcomes changes to domestic abuse bill but says it must go further to protect all women
Bill fails to deliver all the changes survivors need Monday 6th July: Today, as the domestic abuse bill reaches...
Women’s Aid launches new live chat service for survivors of domestic abuse Today, Women’s Aid have launched a new...
Women’s Aid responds to IOPC’s investigation into Staffordshire Police’s response to Justene Reece’s reports of stalking Monday 29th April...
Nearly 60% of survivors using domestic abuse services are mothers and 1 in 15 are pregnant, according to latest...
Women’s Aid responds to the government’s strategy to end violence against women and girls Thursday 7th March 2019...
Women’s Aid patron Mel B delivers report on the economics of abuse to Number 10 Downing Street ahead of...
Life-saving support “against the odds”: Women’s Aid previews early findings from domestic abuse report at public policy conference ...
Women’s Aid responds to government’s draft domestic abuse bill Monday 21st January 2019 Today the government has published...
Women’s Aid responds to NSPCC’s call for government to recognise children as victims of domestic abuse in the domestic...
#NotAlone: Women’s Aid calls for domestic abuse bill with resources to ensure no survivor faces domestic alone Friday...