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
With local lockdowns being brought into more Welsh areas this weekend, we know that many survivors will be anxious about what this means for support. -Specialist services are still operating -@LiveFearFree is still offering 24/7 support -Help is available. You are not alone pic.twitter.com/wLzCfNouCg