Fundraising efforts by the Friends of WAITS (FOW)
Our intrepid supporters the Friends of WAITS (FOW) tirelessly organised fundraising events for WAITS. In April Mandy and Lyn supported by FOW members raised £1,223.00 in our first ever Quiz Night.
Category: What’s On/Events
Event Summary: Exploring the Culture of FGM and Domestic Abuse seminar
On 25 May 2018 WAITS and the Allies Network held a one-day Conference ‘Exploring the Culture of FGM and Domestic Abuse in BAME communities’, which was aimed at professional’s commissioners and practitioners.
Event : Women’s Resource Centre & WAITS CEDAW consultation
You are invited to contribute to the Shadow Report to the United Nations on The British Government response to eliminating violence against women. This event takes place on n Monday 26 February 2018.
Upcoming workshops and events – Feb to May 2018
The following are a series of events being held by WAITS in conjunction with a range of partners and collaborators. You can contact the WAITS office to express an interest.
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.
WAITS workshop with Geese Theatre Company
W.A.I.T.S. in conjunction with the Geese Theatre Company are running workshops for survivors of Domestic Abuse. Using theatre techniques you can learn to tell your own story.
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