WAITS celebrates 25 years : 1993 to 2018
WAITS board and Senior Management Team have been looking towards our future goals despite the difficult funding climate. Spurred on by our 25th Anniversary coming up in November 2018.
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Domestic Abuse Service
Who is suitable for referral to the DA Service? Any women who has experienced, or is currently experiencing, domestic abuse. Domestic abuse isn’t just being punched or kicked by a partner, there are a range of things that people can do to abuse others.
Community Integration Project
Who is suitable for referral to the CIP Project? Any women who has a history of offending, or is at risk of offending/re-offending; and who has multiple and complex needs (such as experience of domestic abuse and drug and alcohol issues).
Our Refuge Accommodation
Are you experiencing abuse? If you are unsure, you might find the following page helpful: Domestic Abuse Project. If you are experiencing domestic abuse, and have made the decision to leave your home and seek refuge you can do so by contacting us.
Making Referrals to WAITS
We offer floating support to Women and those at Risk of suffering Domestic Abuse in the community with or without children. We offer short term temporary accommodation (Iona House II & III) to single women located in the heart of the community with communal facilities
WAITS wins Lloyds Foundation Awards
Birmingham-based charity Women Acting In Today’s Society (WAITS) was announced as the national winner in the ‘Against the Odds’ category at the Lloyds Bank Foundations Charity Achievement Awards.
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