Juno Women's Aid

15/06/2026

13/06/2026

Disagreements happen in all relationships. People will have different opinions, frustrations, and difficult conversations from time to time. But there is an important difference between healthy conflict and abuse and understanding that difference matters. 💜

Healthy conflict is rooted in mutual respect. Even during disagreements, both people feel safe to express themselves without fear. There is accountability, listening, compromise, and space for boundaries. Conflict may feel uncomfortable, but it should never leave someone feeling controlled, frightened, isolated, or unsafe.

Abuse, on the other hand, is not about communication problems or “losing your temper”, it is about power and control.

Abusive behaviour can include:
• Intimidation or threats
• Controlling who someone sees, where they go, or what they do
• Constant criticism or humiliation
• Manipulation and gaslighting
• Monitoring phones, finances, or social media
• Making someone feel afraid of the consequences of disagreement
• Punishing, blaming, or silencing someone during conflict

In healthy relationships, disagreements can be resolved without fear. In abusive relationships, conflict is often used as a tool to dominate, intimidate, or maintain control.

It’s also important to remember that abuse is not always physical. Emotional, psychological, financial, sexual, and coercive control can all have devastating impacts on a survivor’s wellbeing and sense of self.

Understanding these differences helps challenge harmful myths around domestic abuse and encourages healthier, safer relationships for everyone.

If you or someone you know needs support, our helpline is here for you, wherever you are in your journey - 0808 800 0340 💜

09/06/2026

Everyone comes with their own story, perspective, and reason for getting involved.

What matters most is the willingness to be part of something positive and help move the conversation forward together.

Are you willing? Register your interest with the link below:
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08/06/2026

🎉 Today we celebrate a campaign victory more than four years in the making.

On 29 April 2026, the Crime and Policing Bill received Royal Assent, placing a statutory definition of Honour-Based Abuse into law for the first time.

Today, we honour the survivors, families, partners and campaigners who made this possible. 💜

08/06/2026

✨ Save the Date! ✨

We’re delighted to announce that Juno Women’s Aid will be hosting our very first Charity Ball in 2026! 💜

Join us for an unforgettable evening of entertainment, fundraising, and celebration as we come together to support women and children affected by domestic abuse.

📅 Save the date now – more details, exciting announcements, and ticket information will be shared soon.

We're also offering a range of sponsorship opportunities for businesses looking to support this special event while gaining valuable brand exposure. If you’d like to find out more, please get in touch with the Event Manager Tasarla at [email protected]

We can’t wait to share more with you soon!

07/06/2026

💜🐾 Could you foster a pet and help keep survivors safe? 🐾💜

We’re currently looking for compassionate pet foster carers to support our Pet Foster Project, helping women fleeing domestic abuse reach safety without having to leave their beloved pets behind.

By opening your home temporarily to a pet in need, you could make a life-changing difference to both an animal and a survivor during a difficult time. 🐶🐱✨

If you’re an animal lover who wants to support a vital cause, we’d love to hear from you.

👉 Find out more about becoming a foster carer: https://junowomensaid.org.uk/pet-foster-project

06/06/2026

💜 Join us as a Social Media Volunteer! 💜

Are you passionate about using social media to create positive change? We’re looking for a Social Media Volunteer to help amplify our message, raise awareness, and support our work with women and children affected by domestic abuse. ✨

This is a great opportunity to gain experience, share your creativity, and be part of a team working to educate, empower, and inspire our community online.

From creating content to supporting campaigns and engagement, your contribution could help more survivors access the support they need. 💪💜

👉 Find out more and apply via our website.

05/06/2026

We're thrilled to announce that NOTTS500 has received £7,500 in funding to kickstart a new series of conversations on misogyny and racism, and how this affects women and girls of colour in Notts.

Huge thankyou to everyone who has supported us so far. This is just the beginning! 🌟

05/06/2026

💜 Why our volunteers matter 💜

Every volunteer at Juno brings something unique, whether it’s time, compassion, skills, or simply a willingness to support others. Together, they help create safe, welcoming spaces where women and children can feel heard, supported, and empowered. ✨

Hearing why people choose to volunteer with Juno is always incredibly powerful, and we’re so grateful to everyone who continues to stand alongside us and our mission.

Thank you to all of our amazing volunteers for the difference you make every single day. 💜

04/06/2026

💜 Sharing skills, creating impact 💜

At Juno Women’s Aid, volunteering can take many forms and sometimes, sharing a personal or professional skill can make a huge difference to the women and children we support. ✨

We’re so grateful to volunteers who use their time and talents to support wellbeing, confidence, and recovery. From creative activities to specialist sessions, these contributions help create safe spaces for healing and connection.

A huge thank you to our wonderful volunteer who delivers yoga sessions for women in refuge, helping provide moments of calm, empowerment, and self-care. 🧘‍♀️💜

Do you have a skill you’d like to share? We’d love to hear from you.