‘Settle the score’ – a video from Sikh Women’s Aid
Last year, Sikh Women’s Aid released the first ever report looking to evidence and examine the prevalence and impact of domestic and sexual violence in the Sikh/Panjabi community. Alongside the report, Sikh Women’s Aid launched a song and music video called ‘Settle...
A day in the life of…
Our Inclusion IDVAs (Independent Domestic Violence Advisors) work within our service to ensure that high risk victims of domestic abuse, from under-represented communities, are provided with the best advocacy, advice and support possible. Leoni Bryan, our Inclusion...
40 years of WMWA – reflecting back and looking forward
Photo caption: From l to r, Lisa Forbes, Play Therapist; Catherine Chima-Okereke, Trustee; Gill Corp, Inclusion IDVA; Helen Richardson, County Manager, Herefordshire; Lisa Peplow, IDVA Service Manager; Nikki Griffiths, Chair (Board of Trustees); Sue Coleman, Chief...
A day in the life of…
WMWA refuges are confidential, safe places staffed by supportive, trained workers. Claire Cook, our Refuge Co-ordinator for Worcestershire tells us what a typical day can involve… A day in the life of a Refuge Support Worker As a Refuge worker you can...