West Mercia Women’s Aid
For a future free from Domestic Abuse
1 in 4 women in the UK will experience domestic abuse at some point in their lives. WMWA works for a world that is free from domestic abuse and violence against women and girls, where everyone can live without the fear and reality of all forms of violence, abuse and discrimination.
Our Support Services
Domestic Abuse
Helplines
Refuge
Recovery Support
Children & Young People
Independent Domestic Violence Advisors
Counselling & Therapy
Support For Men
Projects
Training & Consultancy
We provide support throughout West Mercia, please click on the county logo to view their Domestic Abuse Strategy.
Our Latest News & Social Media
WMWA Newsletter – June 2025
Welcome to our June 2025 Newsletter. In this month’s edition you’ll find the following articles:...
WMWA Newsletter – May 2025
Welcome to our May 2025 Newsletter. In this month’s edition you’ll find the following articles:...
National Policing Statement on Violence Against Women & Girls – Revisited One Year On
Image: DCC Maggie Blyth Deputy CEO of the College of Policing and National Police Chiefs’ Council...
One in Twelve – Julie’s Story
On 23rd July 2024 the College of Policing and National Police Chiefs’ Council published the first...
Support for Young People Over the Summer Holidays
The Children and Young People's Team began delivering summer groups in the summer holidays in 2022...
IRIS in Herefordshire – one year on and exciting plans for the coming year
Following on from the first year of IRIS in Herefordshire, which was funded by the Home Office...
A Peaceful Haven: New Garden Opens at Refuge
Thanks to the dedication of a long-standing volunteer, a beautiful new Peace Garden has been...
WMWA Newsletter – April 2025
Welcome to our April 2025 Newsletter. In this month’s edition you’ll find the following articles:...
Join us on our latest fundraising challenge!
West Mercia Women’s Aid is excited to launch our latest fundraising challenge—a day of paddling,...
Support through Herefordshire Council’s Community Capacity Fund
Thanks to a grant from Herefordshire Council’s Community Capacity Fund funded by the UK...