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The Haven Wolverhampton stands in solidarity with Gisele Pelicot, a courageous survivor whose powerful story highlights the urgent need to combat sexual violence and challenge the patriarchal norms that perpetuate it globally. Read for more.
For victims and survivors of abuse, creative expression can be a powerful way to process their trauma, reclaim their stories, and communicate their truths. In our latest blog, we look at how art can be a language of healing and resilience—and how we were able to explore this with some of women we support in collaboration with The Wolverhampton Art Gallery and the amazing artist Sadie Barnett who guided the session. Special thanks to Jon Sleigh and Jen Wilbur from The Wolverhampton Art Gallery. Read for more.
What would you do if you suspected that someone close to you was being subjected to domestic abuse? Would you know how to support them? Domestic abuse often thrives in silence, but together, we can break the cycle. This Wolverhampton Safeguarding Week, learn how family, friends, and communities can make a real difference. Read for more.
Recent findings reveal a worrying link between domestic abuse and poor mental health, focusing on suicide rates, with many victims experiencing severe psychological trauma. Early intervention and mental health support are critical in preventing these tragedies. Donna’s story highlights the urgent need for better resources and care for abuse survivors. Read for more.
National Inclusion Week offers an opportunity to reflect on how we can make our workplaces more inclusive for everyone. Together, we can build workplaces that are not only inclusive but also serve as places of safety and strength for those who need it most. Read for more.
The Haven Wolverhampton is urging everyone to join us in demanding change. Violence against women and girls is not just a women’s issue; it is a societal problem that requires collective action. We must work together to create a safer environment where women and girls can live free from fear and violence.
Announcing the departure of Popinder (Popi) Kaur, the Chief Executive Officer of The Haven Wolverhampton, after two decades of service. We highlight her journey from starting as a bid writer in 2004 to becoming CEO in 2016, and her significant contributions in advocating for women and children affected by domestic abuse and homelessness. We extend our best wishes for all her future endeavours. Goodbye and good luck Popi! Read for more.
In an exclusive interview, Louise and Ram share the vital importance of societal change in response to child domestic abuse, poignant experiences and innovative approaches. Join us as we dive into their journeys as Children Young People (CYP) and Families Support Workers at The Haven, uncovering the passion and resilience that drive their mission to create a safer, more supportive environment for children and young people. Read for more.
Reflecting on some key messages from our last Galentine’s networking event! In line with the theme for International Women’s Day this year, our guest speaker Pamilerin Beckley’s op-ed reminds us to embrace authenticity and challenge societal norms. Let’s inspire inclusion by celebrating diversity and amplifying women’s voices. Read for more.
We are delighted to have been awarded almost £35k from Severn Trent Community Fund to fit new flooring at two of our accommodation sites, which support women and children fleeing domestic abuse. Thank you to the Severn Trent Customer Panel for selecting us. Read to find out more.