Education and public awareness
Working with schools, youth groups, local communities and even football clubs, we believe everyone can play a role in ending domestic abuse.
Expect Respect Healthy Relationships Toolkit
Women’s Aid is working in partnership with Yves Saint Laurent Beauty to educate children and young people about intimate partner violence (IPV), with its commitment of reaching the global goal to educate 2 million people by 2030 through the Abuse is Not Love campaign.
The Expect Respect Healthy Relationship Toolkit produced by Women’s Aid is a prevention toolkit to hold conversations on the root causes that lead to violence, as well as educating children and young people on gender-based violence. Designed for schools, it is also freely available to download and can be used by professionals working with children and young people.
Raising awareness
We want more people to understand to what domestic abuse is. Our public awareness raising campaigns aim to show that domestic abuse is a major social issue with a devastating impact. To learn more about our specific campaigns to change government policy, head to campaigning and influencing.
Hidden victims of domestic abuse
Our latest campaign shines a light on the hidden victims of abuse: children. Watch it now.
Blind Eye
Our Blind Eye awareness-raising campaign aims to challenge the culture that allows domestic abuse to thrive.
Starting conversations in the community
We want tackling domestic abuse to be everyone’s business. Together we can create a society that no longer tolerates abuse.
Operation Encompass
We are working to ensure that schools are supporting children and parents experiencing domestic abuse at the earliest possible point.
Football United
We are working with the footballing community to raise awareness and reduce domestic violence in the future.
Change that Lasts
We train the community, professionals and specialist services to give the right response to survivors, the first time they speak out about abuse.
