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Over the last few months 4 of our SWAN volunteers have started working for SWA and we are so happy to welcome them as colleagues. If you're interested in working in this area then volunteering is a great way to gain the skills and experience necessary. Get in touch with us at the email address listed below, or call us, to be part of this amazing project!
We would like to say a massive thank you to LUSH UK who kindly donated bath products to Swansea Women's Aid. We are always so grateful for the support and generosity.
Our SWAN Project is growing and we need volunteers who can offer time and support to a service that makes a crucial contribution to the wellbeing of vulnerable women in the community. Apply through our website or contact the team.
White Ribbon Day is a national campaign to tackle male violence against women by asking men and boys to take a stand against violence and to challenge sexist and inappropriate behaviour. Swansea RFC and Loughor RFC have signed-up with their players making short video pledges for White Ribbon Day. Watch here: www.swansea.gov.uk/WhiteRibbon
Football and rugby clubs urged to support White Ribbon campaign - Swansea
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Rugby and football clubs across Swansea are being asked to join the council in marking White Ribbon Day on Thursday November 25.Mae hyfforddiant am ddim gan Cymorth i Ferched Cymru ar gyfer aelodau’r gymuned sy’n eisiau helpu dileu trais yn erbyn menywod. || Welsh Women’s Aid have free training for community members who want to help end violence against women.
I gofrestru rhaid i chi fod yn 18 neu fwy a byw, astudio, gweithio neu wirfoddoli yn Abertawe neu Gastell Need Port Talbot || To register you must be 18 or over and live, study, work or volunteer in Swansea or Neath Port Talbot.
Am fwy o wybodaeth ewch i www.welshwomensaid.org.uk/cy/what-we-do/change-that-lasts/ask-me-project/ || For more information visit www.welshwomensaid.org.uk/what-we-do/change-that-lasts/south-wales/ask-me-project/
As part of the strategy to tackle Violence against Women and Girls (VAWG), the Home Office are trialling a new online reporting tool called StreetSafe on Police.uk to enable people, particularly women and girls, to pin-point locations where they feel or have felt unsafe and to identify the features on why that location made them feel unsafe.
There is a quick online survey that can be used by women and girls so they can highlight areas of concerns , the link is below:
www.police.uk/streetsafe
The aspiration for the pilot is to be able to provide forces and local policing bodies with an additional data set to enrich existing sources that can be used to tackle concerns over public space safety and increase rust and confidence in the police service.
The data is intended, alongside the other information we have access to, to enhance and enrich the understanding of our communities’ concerns and our neighbourhoods.
We are recruiting again. If you would like more information or to apply email swa@swanseawomensaid.org.uk or head to our website www.swanseawomensaid.com/vacancies/