News
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08 December, 2021
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06 December, 2021
Welsh Women’s Aid Partners with Black & Beech to Launch...
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12 November, 2021
Statement Following the Sentencing of Wenjing Lin’s Murderer
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25 October, 2021
A strategy for sustainable support – State of the Sector...
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07 October, 2021
Welsh Women’s Aid Statement on Violence Against Women and Girls...
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04 October, 2021
Community members play a vital role in creating lasting change...
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09 September, 2021
How about teaching them not to harass us!
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23 July, 2021
Statement on UK Government’s Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG)...
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21 July, 2021
Standing in Solidarity Against Racism in the VAWG Sector
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08 July, 2021
HMICFRS Survey for Survivors of Rape on Interactions with Criminal...
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02 July, 2021
Free Accredited Training For women in employment
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30 June, 2021
Celebrating Women’s Aid and the violence against women movement: A...
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21 June, 2021
Experiences of Workplace Sexual Harassment Greatly Increased for LGBTQ+ Women...
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18 June, 2021
Statement on UK Government’s ‘End-to-End Rape Review Report’
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29 April, 2021
Domestic Abuse Bill Passed: Welsh Women’s Aid Statement
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23 April, 2021
Statement on TikTok Rumours and Survivor Self-Care
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30 March, 2021
Court of Appeal Misses Opportunity To Effect Culture Change Needed...
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23 March, 2021
COVID 19: ONE YEAR ON
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12 March, 2021
Welsh Women’s Aid Statement following the Wenjing Lin and Sarah...
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08 March, 2021
No Grey Area Survey Report
This #StDwynwensDay we celebrate the strength of all women in Wales facing violence who still rise to support others and change lives. Celebrate the patron saint of caring relationships by sending our eCard at ow.ly/fA1x50HBP2C and supporting our movement for change. 💜 pic.twitter.com/q3RLI5HcsZ