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
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 – December 2024
Welcome to our December 2024 Newsletter. In this month’s edition you’ll find the following...
Local Builder Raises £350 for West Mercia Women’s Aid with a Moustache Mission!
Last month, our Worcester office was delighted to welcome Roy Francis, a local builder from...
FREE support sessions for Young People
WMWA are delivering the West Mercia Young Person’s Prevention Programme in partnership with The...
Vacancy: Trustee (Board of Trustees)
We have an exciting vacancy for a volunteer to join our Board of Trustees at West Mercia Women’s...
Refuge Facilities Worker – Kidderminster
We are seeking to recruit a Refuge Facilities Worker to work within our Refuges, providing...
WMWA Newsletter – November 2024
Welcome to our November 2024 Newsletter. In this month’s edition you’ll find the following...
Finding new ways to support Children & Young People
In May this year we made the difficult decision to put the waiting list on hold as we had a lot of...
Why We Must Protest! Critical Perspectives on the Epidemic of Violence Against Women and Girls in England and Wales.
The University of Worcester hosted the Discover and Connect – Interpersonal Relationships &...
WMWA Newsletter – October 2024
Welcome to our October 2024 Newsletter. In this month’s edition you’ll find the following...
One in Twelve – Nina’s Story
On 23rd July 2024 the College of Policing and National Police Chiefs’ Council published the first...