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WMWA Newsletter – November 2024

by Sally Langston | Dec 10, 2024 | Newsletters

Welcome to our November 2024 Newsletter. In this month’s edition you’ll find the following articles: “One in Twelve” – read the fourth in our series of survivor stories Thank you Tasha New support for Children & Young People White Ribbon Day 2024...

One in twelve – Cheryl’s story

by Sally Langston | Dec 6, 2024 | One in Twelve

On 23rd July 2024 the College of Policing and National Police Chiefs’ Council published the first National Policing Statement 2024 about Violence Against Women and Girls. The very first sentence in this significant report describes violence against women and girls...

Finding new ways to support Children & Young People

by Sally Langston | Dec 6, 2024 | Latest News

In May this year we made the difficult decision to put the waiting list on hold as we had a lot of young people who had been waiting for support for some time. We were simply unable to meet this demand with the capacity that we had. We have always struggled to meet...

Why We Must Protest! Critical Perspectives on the Epidemic of Violence Against Women and Girls in England and Wales.

by Amber Coates | Dec 6, 2024 | Latest News

The University of Worcester hosted the Discover and Connect – Interpersonal Relationships & Well-Being (IRWB) Conference, bringing together a range of voices to explore critical societal issues. Sue Coleman shared West Mercia Women’s Aid’s perspective,...

WMWA Newsletter – November 2024

One in twelve – Cheryl’s story

Finding new ways to support Children & Young People

Why We Must Protest! Critical Perspectives on the Epidemic of Violence Against Women and Girls in England and Wales.

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