Where You Begin, Where I End. A poem by Sukhwinder Kaur, Sikh Women's Aid : Welsh Women's Aid This poem is a stark and moving reflection on how systems continue to fail survivors of violence, even as they show immense courage in seeking safety, justice and dignity. Through vivid imagery and un...

👉Read the full poem on our website and join us in raising a #VoiceOfChange that cannot be ignored.

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#16DaysOfActivism #VAWDASV

Welsh Women’s Aid publishes manifesto for Senedd 2026 Election : Welsh Women's Aid Welsh Women’s Aid have today published our “Living Fear Free in Wales” Manifesto for the Senedd 2026 Election. Our manifesto sets out our ambitions for the next Welsh Government and how they can work ...

Together, we can build a Wales free from violence against women, domestic abuse & sexual violence.

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#LivingFearFree #VAWDASV

Llamau and Cardiff Women’s Aid Announce Merger Llamau and Cardiff Women’s Aid are proud to announce the official merger of Cardiff Women’s Aid into Llamau, a significant step towards strengthening support and services for women and families across...

Llamau and Cardiff Women’s Aid have officially merged, united by our mission to end homelessness and abuse for women, children and young people in Wales.
Together, we’ll reach more people with the specialist support they deserve.
#Wales #VAWDASV #Homelessness
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📢 We welcome the UK Government’s £20 million funding increase to support survivors.

💜 Specialist services in Wales need long-term, sustainable investment to ensure no survivor is left behind.

#VAWDASV #InvestToPrevent

Understanding experiences and effects of VAWDASV on deaf survivors Wednesday 14th May 2025, between 9:30 - 13:00

This #DeafAwarenessWeek, sign up for @welshwomensaid.org.uk training: Understanding Experiences and Effects of #VAWDASV on Deaf #Survivors. Improve your knowledge about the approach, skills &resources necessary to provide a competent response to deaf survivors, including effective support & advocacy

If the Labour Welsh Government really wants to make Wales the safest place for women, they must better support the services their #VAWDASV strategy relies upon – the specialist organisations who have also been impacted by the NI increases and cuts made by Labour in Westminster.