The Latest Breaking News from Women Aid

Mason Greenwood leaving Manchester United a relief to many, says Women’s Aid

After a months-long internal investigation into now-dropped allegations, the club said it had mutually agreed with the player on his departure.

The Independent UK · Aug 21, 2023

Crown star Rebecca Humphries wants schoolkids to be taught about healthy relationships

Rebecca Humphries opened up about the emotional abuse she received from ex Seann Walsh in her book Why Did You Stay? - a memoir about self-worth, and said teachers want it taught in schools

Daily Mirror · Jul 8, 2023

Murders in Ireland more likely to be women in own homes than gangland executions

Our data found there were 13 female victims of homicides in 2022 – a hike of 85% in one year. Already in 2023, there have been seven killings.

Irish Mirror · Jun 24, 2023

An Irish Goodbye: Rare chance to own a piece of Irish Oscars history in support of Women's Aid Federation NI

Sara O’Neill creations worn on the red carpet by the stars of An Irish Goodbye are to be raffled

Belfast Live · Jun 19, 2023

NI politicians showing terrible failure of leadership, says Oscar winner

O’Hara, said the current situation is a “national disgrace”

Belfast Live · Jun 18, 2023

Women ‘forced to return to violent homes’ as shortage of UK refuge places leads to crisis

Lives are being put at risk over a lack of spaces to house domestic abuse survivors

The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2023

Politicians showing terrible failure of leadership, says Oscar winner

An Irish Goodbye star Seamus O’Hara said it is ‘simply disrespectful’ that political representatives with mandates are not doing their jobs.

The Independent UK · Jun 18, 2023

Chloe Mitchell vigil: Community gathers to remember 21-year-old and make stand against gender-based violence

Mourners gathered outside City Hall on Wednesday evening to pay their respects to Ms Mitchell and advocate for women’s safety.

Irish Mirror · Jun 14, 2023

The horrific crimes deemed the biggest threat to women and girls in Greater Manchester right now

Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) is being prioritised alongside terrorism and serious organised crime

Manchester Evening News · Jun 12, 2023

Government teams up with Women's Aid to help employers develop tools for employees experiencing domestic violence

Under the Work Life Balance Act 2023, which was signed into law in April, people will be entitled to five statutory paid days of leave if they are experiencing abuse at home

Irish Mirror · Jun 5, 2023