News ‐ 2018
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20 December, 2018
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06 December, 2018
Time’s Up Dialogue Session – 16 Days of Activism
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30 November, 2018
16 Days of Activism, Community Ambassador Role and Me – Gemma Price
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23 November, 2018
Welsh Women’s Aid comment on Independent Domestic Violence Advocates working with Gwent Police
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14 November, 2018
Values that unite Trustees are vital for delivering our charity goals – National Trustee Week Wales
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12 November, 2018
Welsh Women’s Aid response to expert-led review announcement from Welsh Government
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31 October, 2018
Welsh Women’s Aid welcomes police working with schools to help children affected by domestic abuse
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23 October, 2018
Sexual harassment of women and girls in public spaces: Welsh Women’s Aid comment on the Women and Equalities Committee sexual harassment report
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11 October, 2018
International Day of the Girl: #Future40 Competition
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11 October, 2018
The Justice and Equality Fund awards Welsh Women’s Aid over £85,000 for Training
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11 October, 2018
Forty Voices, Forty Years Touring Exhibition Dates 2018-2019
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05 October, 2018
Welsh Women’s Aid response to Early Intervention Prevention and Support (EIPS) Super Grant announcement
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02 October, 2018
Welsh Women’s Aid welcomes the ratification of the Istanbul Convention in Wales
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27 September, 2018
Welsh Women’s Aid response to data released by BBC on the use of Domestic Violence Protection Notices (DVPNs) and Domestic Violence Protection Orders (DVPOs) by Police forces in Wales
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26 September, 2018
Welsh Women’s Aid partners with Cardiff International Film Festival 2018
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26 September, 2018
Progress, what progress? Prosecuting sexual violence
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25 September, 2018
Welsh Women’s Aid responds to HM Inspectorate of Probation Thematic Inspection into Domestic Abuse
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10 August, 2018
A Story by Ben for International Youth Day 2018
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09 August, 2018
Welsh Women’s Aid welcomes the decision to retain housing benefit for supported accommodation
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24 July, 2018
Welsh Women’s Aid Survivors Network
The @LiveFearFree helpline is available for you 24/7. Whether you are concerned about yourself or someone you know, the helpline is there to offer support in a variety of languages ☎️ Call 0808 80 10 800 📲 Text 078600 77333 💻 Webchat gov.wales/live-fear-free #StandWithSurvivors pic.twitter.com/TjKJG2VtQR