WAITS Walking a Mile in Her Shoes fundraiser
Are you man enough? Please help WAITS to reach their target of ÂŁ10,000 to open another refuge for women suffering domestic abuse by signing up to the Walking a Mile in Her Shoes Challenge.
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Menstrual cycles and mental health (Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)
Premenstrual syndrome is something that most people who have periods will experience. Hormones are powerful, and when theyâre fluctuating they can make us feel pretty physically and emotionally out of kilter.
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WAITS welcomes Tina Swani as a new Trustee
WAITS are delighted to announce the appointment of its new board member. Tina Swani is Chief Executive of Sutton Coldfield Charitable Trust, which is a grant making trust and a provider of alms houses.
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Announcing the WAITS make a Will month 2020
Throughout October, Estate Planning Solutions are offering you the opportunity to save money and plan for the future with a Will writing scheme in partnership with Women Acting In Todayâs Society (W.A.I.T.S).
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Victoria Derbyshire shares her experience of domestic abuse on ‘Loose Women’
Journalist and broadcaster Victoria Derbyshire joined the Loose Women to discuss why it’s more important than ever to talk about domestic abuse and to share with those who are experiencing it right now.
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Report reveals dire consequences of neglecting womenâs health in lockdown
Insight suggests that COVID-19 restrictions mean that 1.9 million fewer women were able to access contraceptive services, resulting in 1.5 million unsafe abortions and more than 3,000 maternal deaths.
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