Women's Aid Federation Northern Ireland

Women's Aid Federation Northern Ireland Providing specialist support services for women, children & young people impacted by domestic abuse across Northern Ireland

Victim blaming places responsibility on the person who experienced abuse, rather than the person who caused the harm. By...
17/08/2026

Victim blaming places responsibility on the person who experienced abuse, rather than the person who caused the harm.

By challenging harmful myths and supporting survivors without judgement, we can all help make it easier for people to seek support.

For more information on accessing support visit: womensaidni.org

Home should be a place where you feel safe. If it isn't, support is available.Women's Aid services are to listen if you ...
16/08/2026

Home should be a place where you feel safe. If it isn't, support is available.

Women's Aid services are to listen if you ever want to talk.

Find your local service at: womensaidni.org

There is still a common myth that only physical abuse "counts" as domestic abuse, but this is not the case.Victims and s...
10/08/2026

There is still a common myth that only physical abuse "counts" as domestic abuse, but this is not the case.

Victims and survivors of domestic abuse often tell us about the coercive and controlling behaviour they have experienced. This can include emotional abuse such as gaslighting, controlling what they wear, isolating them from friends and family, or making them feel guilty for saying "no".

No one has the right to make you feel this way. If you or someone you know needs support, we're here to listen.

For information and support visit: womensaidni.org

We’re sometimes asked, "Should I say domestic violence or domestic abuse❓"There isn’t a wrong answer, but the terms can ...
05/08/2026

We’re sometimes asked, "Should I say domestic violence or domestic abuse❓"

There isn’t a wrong answer, but the terms can mean different things to different people. While domestic violence often refers to physical violence, domestic abuse is a broader term that includes emotional, psychological, sexual, financial and coercive or controlling behaviour.

The most important thing to remember is that abuse doesn't have to involve physical violence to be abuse.

For information on support visit: womensaidni.org

You may have heard the phrase 'violence against women and girls' in the news or in everyday conversations, but what does...
03/08/2026

You may have heard the phrase 'violence against women and girls' in the news or in everyday conversations, but what does it actually mean❓

It's an issue that affects millions of women every day, so it's important that we understand what we're talking about. By learning more, we can all play a part in recognising abuse, supporting survivors, and helping to prevent violence.

For information on support please visit: womensaidni.org

🌟WE ARE HIRING! 🌟Are you passionate about creating positive change for women, children & young people affected by domest...
28/07/2026

🌟WE ARE HIRING! 🌟
Are you passionate about creating positive change for women, children & young people affected by domestic abuse? 💜

We’re looking for Training Associates to join our dedicated team and help us deliver high-quality training that empowers professionals, raises awareness, and strengthens community responses to domestic abuse.

📅Apply by Friday 14th August 2026 at 4pm
🔗Learn more & apply here: https://tinyurl.com/h6z9wypn

🗣FREE TALK - FORGOTTEN FEMICIDE: THE JP MCGRORY LECTURE 🗣Join our Regional Services Manager, Sonya McMullan, as she tak...
26/07/2026

🗣FREE TALK - FORGOTTEN FEMICIDE: THE JP MCGRORY LECTURE 🗣

Join our Regional Services Manager, Sonya McMullan, as she takes part in this important panel discussion exploring the hidden cost of femicide and what more can be done to protect women and girls.

📍St Mary's University College, Belfast
📅3rd August 2036
🕔 5:00pm
🎫 Free admission, no booking required

Organised by: Féile an Phobail Debates and Discussions Committee

No one should ever make you feel unsafe in your own home, no matter who they are.Women's Aid services are available acro...
23/07/2026

No one should ever make you feel unsafe in your own home, no matter who they are.

Women's Aid services are available across NI. We're here to listen whenever you're ready to talk.

Find your local group today: womensaidni.org

🌟WE ARE HIRING! 🌟Are you passionate about creating positive change for women, children & young people affected by domest...
23/07/2026

🌟WE ARE HIRING! 🌟

Are you passionate about creating positive change for women, children & young people affected by domestic abuse? 💜

We’re looking for Training Associates to join our dedicated team and help us deliver high-quality training that empowers professionals, raises awareness, and strengthens community responses to domestic abuse.

📅Apply by Friday 14th August 2026 at 4pm
🔗Learn more & apply here: https://tinyurl.com/h6z9wypn

Does someone in your life constantly criticise you, monitor your movements, control your finances, isolate you from frie...
20/07/2026

Does someone in your life constantly criticise you, monitor your movements, control your finances, isolate you from friends and family, or make you feel afraid?

Domestic abuse is a pattern of controlling behaviour that can take many forms and often escalates over time. It isn't always physical.

If you're worried about your relationship or someone else's, we're here to listen.

Contact your local Women's Aid service today: womensaidni.org

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The Annex, 30 Adelaide Park
Belfast
BT96FY

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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