Women’s Aid NI receives funding from Comic Relief’s new Change Makers initiative that will support children up to age of five and their mum’s who experience domestic abuse.  Women’s Aid… Read more →

A joint statement from Women’s Aid England, Imkaan, Women’s Aid Federation Northern Ireland, End Violence Against Women, Welsh Women’s Aid & Scottish Women’s Aid A year ago, our organisations came… Read more →

Women’s Aid have today launched a petition calling on the Northern Ireland Assembly to develop and implement a Violence Against Women & Girls Strategy in NI. We are the only… Read more →

Sign our online petition today: http://chng.it/LFH46F55fb Northern Ireland, unlike every other part of the United Kingdom, is the only region that does not have a specific strategy to help bring… Read more →

On the 30th November 2020, the four Women’s Aid federations from Scotland, England, Wales, and Northern Ireland published a framework to show the quality of research on domestic abuse. Developed… Read more →

Women’s Aid Launches ‘Unlock Your Lockdown’ Campaign In response to the alarming rise of domestic violence during Covid-19 Women’s Aid want women to know they are open and here to… Read more →

For many women across Northern Ireland, lockdown isn’t temporary as they are trapped in a domestic violence cycle. We’re here to help you no matter what your circumstances or the… Read more →

Women’s Aid Federation Northern Ireland, in partnership with the South Eastern Domestic and Sexual Violence Partnership, have produced guidelines for journalists when reporting on domestic violence and abuse. This document… Read more →

Women’s Aid services may have come across the terms ‘parental alienation’ or ‘parental alienation syndrome’ in the context of child contact. While there is varying interpretation of what these terms… Read more →

Following the ‘Mask 19’ initiative in Spain and other European countries, where women can use this code word to alert pharmacies about domestic abuse, the UK Government is planning a… Read more →