The Voice of Domestic Workers

The Voice of Domestic Workers The Voice of Domestic Workers is an education and campaigning group calling for justice and rights for Britain's tens of thousands of migrant domestic workers

24/08/2026

Trade Union Working Group - the bridge between Unite and VODW. They are responsible to make sure domestic workers are members Domestic Workers Branch 9226.

Some messages are worth coming back to. Back in April, Ma. Cristina shared a thoughtful piece exploring the challenges ...
24/08/2026

Some messages are worth coming back to. Back in April, Ma. Cristina shared a thoughtful piece exploring the challenges domestic workers face and the hidden realities that are often overlooked. Months later, her words remain just as important. Take a moment to revisit her blog, reflect on the challenges domestic workers continue to experience, and help keep their stories and voices heard.

Read Ma. Cristina’s blog again: https://www.rfr.bz/f7df5b88b

23/08/2026

Welfare Working Group - their important task is to care for the new members especially those who escaped abusive employment. Here's their cheer chanting before the friendly competition during the sports festival.

23/08/2026

Today, we held our annual sports festival. It's friendly competition among VODW Working Groups - fundraising, mediacom, welfare. Treade Union and Education.

Some stories stay with us long after we first read them. Back in April, Grace shared a powerful and deeply moving story...
23/08/2026

Some stories stay with us long after we first read them. Back in April, Grace shared a powerful and deeply moving story of one domestic worker’s journey from abuse to hope, a reminder of the strength it takes to seek safety, rebuild, and find a path forward. Months later, her story is still worth remembering and revisiting.

Take a moment to read Grace’s blog again, reflect on its message, and remember why every domestic worker deserves safety, dignity, and hope. Read Grace’s story again: https://www.rfr.bz/fad6c29f2

Back in April, Gloria shared an important reminder about something that continues to matter: creating safe, fair, and re...
22/08/2026

Back in April, Gloria shared an important reminder about something that continues to matter: creating safe, fair, and respectful workplaces where everyone is treated with dignity. As the months have passed, her words are still worth revisiting. Sometimes, returning to a message we’ve read before allows us to see it from a new perspective and remember why fairness, safety, and respect at work should never be overlooked. If you remember Gloria’s blog, take a moment to read it again. And if you missed it back in April, now is the perfect time to catch up.

Read Gloria’s blog and revisit the message: https://www.rfr.bz/fd9c02710

Rights mean little if they are not heard, protected, and respected. In her powerful blog, Noriya Adu Agsal shares a hear...
21/08/2026

Rights mean little if they are not heard, protected, and respected. In her powerful blog, Noriya Adu Agsal shares a heartfelt reminder that domestic workers have rights—and those rights deserve to be recognized and protected. Her message speaks to the importance of raising our voices, standing together, and making sure no worker is left behind. Every voice matters. Every right matters. And when people come together, their voices can help create meaningful change.

Take a moment to read Noriya’s inspiring story and join the conversation for dignity, equality, and stronger protection for domestic workers: https://www.rfr.bz/f3ab95736

21/08/2026

a victory for Care Workers and our allies in California Congraulations!

Sometimes, happiness comes from the simplest days shared with the right people. In her heartfelt blog, Gin shares how a ...
20/08/2026

Sometimes, happiness comes from the simplest days shared with the right people. In her heartfelt blog, Gin shares how a July fruit-picking trip with her friends became the happiest day of her year. Surrounded by nature, friendship, laughter, and shared experiences, she found a moment of joy that reminded her how important it is to make space for happiness and connection. Her story is a beautiful reminder that friendship and community can bring light into our lives, especially during challenging times.

Take a moment to read Gin’s inspiring story and discover how one day of fruit picking became a memory she will always treasure: https://www.rfr.bz/ff3d4239e

For many domestic workers, a visa is more than a document, it can mean security, stability, and the freedom to build a l...
19/08/2026

For many domestic workers, a visa is more than a document, it can mean security, stability, and the freedom to build a life without fear. In her heartfelt blog, Janith shares why renewing her visa means so much more than simply having the right to stay. It represents the chance to live with dignity, plan for the future, and feel secure in the life she has worked hard to build. Her story reminds us that behind every visa application is a person, a family, and a future worth protecting.

Take a moment to read Janith’s powerful story and reflect on why immigration security and dignity matter: https://www.rfr.bz/f7d3aa0a9

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PO Box 70642
London
E109FJ

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+447528705442

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