Events | Women's Aid Leicestershire

International Women's Day Coffee Morning 2020

On 8 March 2018, we held our first International Women's Day Coffee Morning. Cakes were made, coffee was poured and vital funds were raised. We invite you to hold your own coffee morning on, or around, 8 March 2020 to join us in fundraising with friends. Read more

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Stalking Awareness Lunch

In collaboration with the Alice Ruggles Trust, Women's Aid Leicestershire Ltd (WALL) held its first Stalking Awareness lunch, which brought together professionals and the public to raise awareness of stalking, the need to report it and WALL's new stalking support service.

International Women's Day Coffee Morning 2020

Alistair raises over £500 at Chase the Sun event

Alistair Jackson has completed the Chase the Sun cycling event, raising over £500 for Women's Aid Leicestershire Ltd.

How to call the Police when you can't talk

There will be times when a domestic abuse victim needs urgent help and needs to call the Police but may be unable to speak, due to not wanting to alert the perpetrator to the call. There is a way round this which the emergency services call the 'silent solution'.

Volunteer roles

We need dedicated and passionate volunteers to help us provide invaluable support to all victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence. Our volunteers come from a variety of backgrounds - some are retired, others not in work or working part or full-time. We have many opportunities to suit various skills, such as volunteering on the helpline, organising social or well-being groups with our resid

Who we are

Women’s Aid Leicestershire Limited are a local organisation delivering support services to survivors of domestic abuse and violence.

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In an emergency situation, always call 999. In none emergency situations, you can access support services by calling 0808 80 200 28.

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As a charity we rely on donations to continue our work supporting victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence. Until we can all live safe and secure lives in our own homes and be free from the threat of domestic abuse and sexual violence, we will continue our life saving work.