Join us
Join us in working together to end all forms of violence against women
There are a number of ways you can get involved in our work to stop violence against women in Wales. Together we can make a difference.
Become a supporter
Join us to build a movement to stop violence against women in Wales
Join us to raise awareness about violence against women in your communities. In doing so you can help us speak out against gender inequality and influence policy change to create a world where women and children live free from fear of violence.
You can take action – however big or small – to support our work throughout the year, including during 16 Days of Action to stop violence against women and girls, International Women’s Day, and many more.
By joining you will:
- Stay up to date with our work and how you can get involved via our supporter newsletter.
- Have access to posters, leaflets and other communications to share among your family, friends, colleagues and community.
Together we will rise to stop violence against women in Wales.
Join us today by completing our Individual Support form.
For more information, please contact [email protected]
Become an organisational supporter
Does your organisation support the vision, mission and values of Welsh Women’s Aid?
If you are a private sector organisation, why not consider becoming an organisational supporter.
Join us to create a movement to stop violence against women in Wales.
Join us to raise awareness about violence against women in your communities. In doing so you can help us speak out against gender inequality and influence policy change to create a world where women and children live free from fear of violence.
By joining you will:
- Receive support in planning to deal with violence against women in your work place.
- Have access to discounted training and events for staff.
- Stay up to date with our work and how you can get involved via our supporter newsletter.
Join us today by completing our Organisational Support form.
If you work for a private sector organisation and you would like some information for your employer, please contact [email protected]
Become a member
Working together to support survivors
Our membership is made up of specialist services providing lifesaving support to survivors of violence and abuse – women, men, children and families – across Wales.
Together we are a federation of specialist organisations, working as part of a UK network to provide preventative services in local communities and a strong, collective voice on the issues that concern us the most.
As a member you will receive:
- Opportunities to input into regional, national and international policy-making developments.
- Advice and information on the provision of specialist services, policy and practice guidance and practical information and support on Human Resources and business development issues.
- Access to out-of-hours cover and diversion of calls to the Live Fear Free Helpline.
- Eligibility to apply for national accreditation through the Welsh Women’s Aid National Quality Service Standards.
- A network for CEOs/Directors to share ideas and practice on work related to governance, strategic development and partnership working, supported by Welsh Women’s Aid CEO.
- Access to regional and national data analysis reports to support local needs assessments, business development and fundraising.
- Discounted access to specialist and accredited training, seminars and events.
Interested in becoming a member?
To find out more about becoming a member, please click here.
Volunteer
Helping us to create change
If you would like to donate some of your time towards helping us work towards a society in which everyone lives free from violence and abuse, we would love to hear from you.
In particular, we are always looking for people with skills in communication, media, graphic design and administration.
Click here to see our current volunteering opportunities.
To find out more, please email [email protected].
Working with survivors
If you are a survivor who is interested in supporting or getting involved with our work, please get in touch.
Your experiences and needs are central to what we do and we want to make sure that our work reflects your voice. In order to do that, we need your help.
To find out more, please email [email protected].
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