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Are you experiencing domestic abuse? We can help.

We empower survivors by providing refuge, community-based support and safe spaces

In the last ten years alone, our work has impacted the lives of over 30,000 adults and children helping them live a life free from domestic abuse.

I NEED SUPPORT

Find out how to get support if you're going through domestic abuse and the help we can offer.

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Are you wanting to support a client going through domestic abuse? Or would you like to to self-refer to our service? 

What is domestic abuse?

Find out more about domestic abuse - and all the different types of abuse which often overlap.

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About MANCHESTER WOMEN'S AID

Although domestic abuse can happen to anyone regardless of gender, sexuality and from any walk of life, women are more likely to experience domestic abuse. 

The statistics are staggering with two women killed by a partner or ex-partner every week in England and Wales. 

Domestic abuse is not just confined to violence or sexual abuse but can involve emotional abuse, coercive control, stalking, economic abuse, digital abuse, and many other forms of abuse which can overlap. 

Manchester Women’s Aid, part of The Pankhurst Trust, exists to offer clients the confidential help they need and to provide a holistic, safety-first approach, where the prospect of a life free from abuse is possible. 

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PLEASE DONATE TO OUR #MWA50 CAMPAIGN

In our 50th year we are raising funds to improve the health, wellbeing and confidence of the children across our domestic abuse services.

Latest news

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