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This work has seen pilot workshops with young men and boys, aged 13-24, aimed at educating them about healthy relationships, recognising harmful behaviour and language and helping to install values of consent, equality and respect. The Unsaid - Supporting

The webinar was chaired by Amrita Brar, Advance's Head of Domestic Abuse Services, and explored the link between Gender, Domestic Abuse and suicidality. Panellists were mum, campaigner and Advance Lived Experience Ambassador Sharon Holland, whose daughter

The women are supported by Advance, and the Domestic Abuse Family Law Clinic is provided by lawyers from Davis Polk and trained Students from LSE Legal Advice Centre at the London School of Economics and Political Science. The clinic supports across a wid

The manifesto on which he stands set out a clear ambition to halve violence against women and girls within a decade. The Government's VAWG strategy began to set out how this could be achieved so that momentum must not falter and we must see them: 1. Commi

Kevin said: "It was fascinating to visit Advance's Hammersmith Women's Centre to hear about their vital work supporting domestic abuse survivors and women in the criminal justice system." "As a specialist provider of community rehabilitative services for

The Maia Support Line is for young women and girls aged 13-25, who need someone to talk to. They may be in or around unhealthy relationships with family, friends or a partner, having difficulties at school, or feeling low or alone. Parents, carers, educat