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Nadia Hughes, Head of Criminal Justice Services at Advance, said: Advance aims to intercept the need for women to repeat their stories to multiple services
Organisations attending the celebration were on hand to offer everything from help getting back into work; information around benefits; free family law advice for mums
During the visit, volunteers met with women supported by Advance and discussed aspect of our services with a view to building on our relationship with
This work has seen pilot workshops with young men and boys, aged 13-24, aimed at educating them about healthy relationships, recognising harmful behaviour and language
The webinar was chaired by Amrita Brar, Advance’s Head of Domestic Abuse Services, and explored the link between Gender, Domestic Abuse and suicidality. Panellists were
The women are supported by Advance, and the Domestic Abuse Family Law Clinic is provided by lawyers from Davis Polk and trained Students from LSE Legal Advice Centre at the London School of
