News
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21 June, 2021
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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
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08 March, 2021
Welsh Women’s Aid campaign to end workplace sexual harassment.
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04 March, 2021
Resources for survivors and bystanders as COVID-19 restrictions change
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22 February, 2021
Our concerns following the verdict on the killing of Ruth...
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16 February, 2021
The Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown restrictions do not justify abuse.
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22 December, 2020
Support still available for survivors throughout lockdown
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18 December, 2020
Lockdown resources – support is available 24/7 over Christmas and...
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14 December, 2020
A Blueprint for the Prevention of Violence Against Women, Domestic...
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03 December, 2020
“It’s one of the best things I’ve done” an Ask...
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01 December, 2020
Shut out from safety – the survivors of domestic abuse...
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30 November, 2020
Research Integrity Framework: Guest Blog by Dr Emma Williamson
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30 November, 2020
Research integrity framework launched by the four Women’s Aid federations
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27 November, 2020
Time to Act on Sustainability- Welsh Women’s Aid State of...
A disappointing & shortsighted decision. 1 in 3 women experience violence or sexual abuse in their lifetime – in Wales, that equates to around 530,441 women. Domestic homicide reviews can reveal where opportunities for support could have been offered. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-…