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Rep Theatre International Women’s Day event
International Women’s Day was a busy month for WAITS! On 8 March 2017 in partnership Crisis Homeless Charity we ran a career’s day for our clients. The day involved a Career coach giving one to one carers advice to our clients.
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WAITS Fundraising activities update (Mar/Apr 2017)
We continue our Fundraising drive with the support of Friends FOW of WAITS, a dynamic group of women who give their time to do organise Fundraising events for WAITS.
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WAITS International Women’s Day Edition
Sunday 8th March is International Women’s day, on this day and throughout the year Women are celebrating the contribution we bring to the World. it is a chance to celebrate, and raise awareness of the issues that affect women.
WAITS Vacancies : Volunteer Opportunities
WAITS is a multi-award winning charity; we run three key services to support women effected by domestic abuse, homelessness and offending. We currently have some exciting volunteer opportunities available.
Calling all sports organisations: #ThisBrumGirlCan
Fear of judgement is stopping many of us from taking part in exercise. But as thousands of women up and down the country are proving, it really doesn't have to. #ThisBrumGirlCan encourages opportunities to be active.
WAITS Welcomes the Equalities Committee
WAITS was very pleased to Host a visit of The Equalities Committee a new select committee. It was appointed by the House of Commons in June 2015 to hold the Government to account for performance on equalities issues.
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Guardian : Communities News
- North Ronaldsay: school with no pupils highlights plight of isolated islanders
- ‘Going full circle’: Trump’s MS-13 gang crackdown risks unleashing new cycle of violence
- If you're middle class, you probably won't become homeless | Suzanne Fitzpatrick
- 'It’s social cleansing': the 93-year-old fighting east London demolitions
- Legacy, what legacy? Five years on the London Olympic park battle still rages
- Haringey residents not consulted over redevelopment | Letters
- Homeless people in Oxford threatened with £2,500 fines