Our Partners
At Leeds Women’s Aid, we work with various organisations to deliver outstanding services which support and empower vulnerable people in Leeds.
Women & Girls Alliance Leeds
Leeds Women’s Aid is the lead partner in Women & Girls Alliance Leeds, a partnership of 12 organisations that provide support and services for women and girls in Leeds. Through the alliance, Leeds Women’s Aid is involved in various initiatives which promote women’s safety.
Visit the Women & Girls Alliance Leeds website to learn more about the alliance: Women & Girls Alliance Leeds
Women & Girls Alliance Leeds has two main projects:
Womens Lives Leeds
The Empowering Systems Change Project
The project also includes the Women Speak Group, an advisory board for women who have used alliance services, where they can find out about voice and influence opportunities across Leeds.
Women Friendly Leeds
Ask for Angela Leeds & the Women’s Night Safe Space Bus
Women Friendly Leeds initiatives include Ask for Angela Leeds and the Women’s Night Safe Space bus.
Leeds Domestic Violence Service
Leeds Women’s Aid is also the lead partner in Leeds Domestic Violence Service, working alongside two other specialist organisations, Behind Closed Doors, and Women’s Health Matters to support people in Leeds affected by domestic violence and abuse.
About LDVS
Leeds Domestic Violence Service works with people of all genders, including women, men and non-binary people, to understand their experiences and move forward in a way that works for them.
Through Leeds Domestic Violence Service, we deliver several of our vital services including our helpline, drop ins, community support and some of our refuge accommodation.
To learn more about Leeds Domestic Violence Service, visit: https://ldvs.uk/
The Domestic Violence and Abuse Voices Project
The Domestic Violence and Abuse Voices Project is part of Leeds Domestic Violence Service and is commissioned by Leeds City Council to engage victim-survivors in decision making within the Domestic Abuse Local Partnership Board.
The Voices Project has four dedicated teams to engage with women, men, children and the LGBT+ communities in various ways. Working with these groups enables a clear understanding of good practice as well as the challenges that different people face. The insights gained are then used to improve and shape services, this helps victim-survivors feel empowered, listened to and part of real change for the future.
For more information about the Voices Project, please email: [email protected]
