#ICYMI our wonderful and brave ambassador @marilyntribute spoke about her deeply personal experience of domestic abuse - and how counselling helped her to recover from her trauma. #GiveSurvivorsHope#vawg#mentalhealth
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Domestic abuse doesn't discriminate. It affects women from all backgrounds, professions and ages.
Woman's Trust helps women who have experienced domestic abuse rebuild their mental health, and ultimately their lives, through specialist counselling.
https://t.co/S5cknVfs5P
Join Woman's Trust as a Young Women and Girls' Groupworker.
Deliver therapeutic groupwork and short-term counselling to young women and girls who are affected by, or at risk of, domestic abuse and related forms of gender-based violence.
See https://t.co/NpFNG5SevT
We were delighted to welcome Baroness Merron, Minister for Women's Health and Mental Health, to our women's centre to hear directly from survivors of domestic abuse.
Thank you for listening to women's experiences and recognising the impact of specialist support @DHSCgovuk
Woman’s Trust was featured on BBC Radio London, discussing the impact the World Cup and major sporting events can have on domestic abuse.
To listen to the interview, see the link in the World Cup and domestic abuse article: https://t.co/3uQNjcM2W1
Join Run Around the World for Woman’s Trust this July.
Gather your friends, family and colleagues and take part in our global virtual walking and running challenge while helping raise vital funds for Woman’s Trust.
Ready to get involved? See https://t.co/VNfCjeX0Lw
Workshops for women affected by domestic abuse.
In partnership with @wandbc as part of the Phoenix Project for women living in Wandsworth.
To register, email [email protected] or call 020 7034 0303.
Laura McCarthy, Psychotherapist, and Trustee at Woman’s Trust, says: “If you are worried about your safety or a partner’s behaviour, trust your instincts, stay connected to trusted friends and family members where possible, and reach out for support.”
See https://t.co/3uQNjcM2W1
When housing remains uncertain, domestic abuse survivors can remain in a prolonged state of threat, making recovery significantly more difficult.
See: https://t.co/3uQNjcM2W1
This July, bring your friends and colleagues together for a global virtual running and walking challenge while raising vital funds for Woman’s Trust
Find out more: https://t.co/VNfCjeX0Lw
Self-development workshops for young women aged 16-25 who have experience of unhealthy relationships.
For further information and to register, email [email protected] or call 020 7034 0303.
@LDN_VRU
As the Government launches its Call for Evidence to shape its Mental Health Strategy, there is a critical issue that cannot be overlooked: domestic abuse is a specialist trauma issue - and survivors need specialist mental health support @DHSCgovuk
See: https://t.co/3uQNjcM2W1
Woman’s Trust was featured on ITV News at the start of Mental Health Awareness Week, outlining the impact of domestic abuse as new figures revealed a sharp rise in offences across London
https://t.co/tamRER0BIx via @ITVX
Woman's Trust, in partnership with Greenwich Peninsula Community Fund:
1-2-1 counselling for domestic abuse survivors, for women living in Greenwich SE7 and SE10.
In-person and online/phone counselling.
[email protected]/020 7034 0303
@London_cf#domesticabuse#greenwich
Grateful to @wesstreeting & @DHSCgovuk for inviting Woman’s Trust to the Women’s Health Strategy launch.
Welcome recognition of medical misogyny, but VAWG and mental health were missing.
We’ll review the full strategy, but survivors must be central, with specialist support.
💜April workshops for women who have experienced domestic abuse.
In partnership with Richmond & Wandsworth Councils (Phoenix Project).
[email protected]
We’re proud to share that Woman’s Trust has been named Gender Equity Champion of the Year at the Tower Hamlets Women’s Awards 2026.
A special moment as we mark 30 years of Woman’s Trust. Thank you @TowerHamletsNow - and to every woman we support.
Woman’s Trust in the news:
Our work has been featured across the media, highlighting the lasting impact of domestic abuse and the need for specialist mental health support.
Read the articles: See the International Women's Day story in News on the Woman's Trust website
A huge thank you to Central Hall Westminster for supporting Woman’s Trust this #InternationalWomensDay
12 team members completed a six-mile charity walk and have raised over £800 to support women affected by domestic abuse.
Search Central Hall Westminster on JustGiving to donate
This #InternationalWomensDay we’re proud to collaborate with brilliant partners raising awareness of domestic abuse and women’s mental health.
Thank you to Kensington and Chelsea Foundation, NTT DATA, @EastMidRailway, @thelondonclinic, Marston Holdings and many, many others 💜