Tambu Ayis Support Service

04/12/2025

As part of 16 Days of Activism, we’re sharing a 10-day educational series on emotional and psychological abuse — the forms that are often minimised, ignored or misunderstood.
Written by Nicki A, this essay exposes the subtle tactics perpetrators use to gain control.
Awareness is protection. Knowledge is power.

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01/12/2025

Beverley Anderson-Manley (Jamaica)

Women’s Advocate & Campaigner Against Gender-Based Violence

Beverley Anderson-Manley, an influential Jamaican activist and former First Lady, used her platform to spotlight violence against women and the systemic inequalities that made women vulnerable. She openly challenged patriarchal norms and fought for legal reforms to protect women from domestic and sexual abuse. Her grassroots work, particularly through women’s organisations in Kingston, helped create space for survivors to be heard at a national level. Anderson-Manley’s activism reshaped Jamaica’s conversation about women’s safety and rights.

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30/11/2025

Consent is always required.
Sharing intimate images without permission = a criminal offence.
Let’s protect, support, and uplift survivors.

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19/11/2025

16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence 🧡
📅 25 November – 10 December 2025

We’re proud to be taking part in the global campaign to raise awareness, stand in solidarity with survivors, and challenge the silence around gender-based violence.

For 16 days, we’ll be sharing resources, stories, and actions you can take to help build a safer, more just world for all women and girls.

🔗 Stay tuned for updates and ways to get involved.

31/10/2025

Black Herstory Month ❤️🖤💚 Article Created by Emma O.

16/10/2025

Black Herstory Month. Article Created by Emma O.

10/10/2025

Black Herstory Month. Melanie Brown also known as Mel B/Scary Spice. Article created by Emma O.

01/07/2025

🌟 Your Voice Matters! 🌟

At TASS, we run EmpowerHer Workshops to support women who’ve been through domestic abuse, gender-based violence, or trauma.

But we’ve noticed fewer African and Caribbean women are joining—and we want to change that.

We’ve created a short, anonymous survey so you can tell us:
• What stops you from joining?
• What would make you feel safe and welcome?
• What topics you’d love to see covered

It only takes 5 minutes. Your voice can shape services that truly reflect our community.

🔗 Tap the link to complete the survey! https://forms.gle/1S2o7KWyr9EZH7RR7

Thank you for helping us make EmpowerHer better for everyone. 💛

30/06/2025