The latest news from Changing Pathways
Women’s Aid Federation of England launched a campaign for safe child contact with a piece of research called “Nineteen child homicides.” This research details the cases of nineteen children over a ten year period who were killed by a parent who was a known perpetrator of domestic abuse. Over the ten years, nineteen children were
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The Istanbul Convention or the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence is the most comprehensive legal framework that exists to tackle violence against women and girls. This legal framework, the Istanbul Convention on Violence against Women is about making changes that have an impact. It
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Today is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and Girls Violence against women and girls is prevalent in every society in the world, this violence does not discriminate against class, age, race or culture. Up to 7 in 10 women around the world experience physical and/or sexual violence at
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We are very excited to announce that we have successfully been awarded funding by the Women and Girl’s Initiative (Big Lottery Fund) to develop an Independent Stalking Advocacy Team to create a Stalking Advocacy Service in South Essex, covering the areas of Basildon, Brentwood, Castle Point, Rochford and Thurrock. http://biglotteryfund.org.uk/global-content/press-releases/england/190516_eng_at_risk_women_girls_48_million_investment A team of Stalking Advocates,
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After a period of consultation, Basildon Women’s Aid was re-launched as Changing Pathways on 22nd April 2016 at the Holiday Inn in Brentwood. With over 100 attendees enjoying a cream tea celebration, the day was a great success, with guests keen to support the newly branded organisation. Jessica Barclay-Lambert, Chief Executive of Changing Pathways made
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Basildon Women’s Aid will be relaunching as Changing Pathways on 22nd April 2016