Donations

Women's Aid -RCT is funded to provide core services to victims of domestic abuse these include refuge accommodation and floating support within the community. However this support does not always match everyone's needs. Women's Aid -RCT belief that support should be tailored to meet the needs of each individual. Donations and fundraising enable us to be creative in how we provide support and create opportunities for families.

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Donations

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Thank you

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Funding awarded for a new domestic violence centre in the Rhondda valley

Christmas gift appeal 2018

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Volunteering

You do not need any qualifications to volunteer with us as we value the life experience and the transferable skills that each person brings. So whether you are a student, unemployed, working, a career or parent we would love to work with you.

First in Wales to deliver the ACE's Recovery Toolkit

Drop in sessions

Some people believe that a problem shared is a problem halved. Why not test the theory by coming in to speak to one of our support workers? This type of support is an ideal introduction into our services, especially if you are unsure which service will best meet your needs.

Our team

Our strength lies in our team. the diverse range of skills they bring to their work support us to deliver high quality services throughout RCT.

Student placement programme

Support for women in refuge

A refuge provides a safe, secure and confidential environment for women and children fleeing domestic abuse. Although every woman in refuge have had very different experiences what unites everyone is a shared need to have somewhere safe to stay whilst fleeing domestic abuse.

Domestic abuse awareness training

This one day multi-agency course will examine current knowledge and information regarding Domestic Violence and Abuse (DVA), equipping Practitioners with the skills they need, to offer help and support, to those accessing their services who are effected by it.

Raising money to buy panic alarms

Help us raise money to increase feelings of safety. Read more

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