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.
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WAITS CEO attends civil society reception at 10 Downing Street
On the 29th March CEO Marcia Lewinson was invited by the Prime Minister to attend a reception for civil Society at 10 Downing Street, (‘Celebrating Civil Society in the Midlands Reception’).
WAITS Action launches a new service for women
WAITS is working in Partnership with umbrellahealth.co.uk so that its domestic abuse services will now include safe and confidential sexual health screening and support to access Umbrella Sexual Health Services.
Our Upgraded Website
The WAITS website underwent a comprehensive revamp by First Stop Web Design and was relaunched in November 2016. The website now incorporates our news blog and newsletter as well.
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).
Cover Your Tracks
Website Translation
Guardian : Communities News
- Removal of homeless camps trebles as charities warn of 'out of control' crisis
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- Airbnb for clutter: the people renting out storage space in their homes
- Teens caught up in county lines gangs have seen things no child should see
- Roddy Kentish obituary
- Grenfell Tower, two years on: community members discuss what’s changed
- The Guardian view on Grenfell, two years on: the survivors’ campaign deserves results | Editorial
