Charity Gala

On Monday 4th June 2012, Cardiff Women’s Aid will be holding a Jubilee Charity Gala evening at The Parc Thistle Hotel, Park Place Cardiff 7pm till late more...

Women's Rights Champions needed

We are looking for enthusiastic individuals to participate in our developing ‘Women’s Rights Advocacy and Education Project’. more...

YP’s Personal Change Programme

CWA continuing to offer up to date assistance more...

New Website Launched

Welcome to our new website, designed and launched for Summer 2011. more...

AM's Give Christmas Gift to CWA

Welsh Assembly members today gave a donation to Cardiff Women’s Aid, to help make Christmas special. more...

Websites for Young People

Websites for Young People
http://www.meiccymru.org/about.php
Meic – an online information service and helpline for people under 25 in Wales. You are able to access the service by phone, text and instant messenger 24/7.

http://www.thesite.org/
An up-front and frank site that gives advice on many issues that young people face.. It has detailed information for both men and women about different types of domestic violence, including financial and sexual violence.

http://www.teenagehealthfreak.org
This website has a lot of information for people dealing with abusive relationships, and if what you want isn’t covered you can submit a question to the site.

http://www.youngminds.org.uk/
Young Minds provides a lot of information for young people dealing with mental health issues including depression and anxiety.

http://refuge.org.uk/get-help-now/help-for-children/
Refuge provides a useful guide to the places that can offer you support, and what you can expect to happen if you get in touch with them.

http://www.childline.org.uk/Pages/Home.aspx
Childline has a lot of information about domestic abuse from the point of view of experiencing it in a relationship and witnessing it in your home. They also have a community message board where you can get support from people your own age about domestic violence and an “Ask Sam” agony aunt feature. If you don’t feel up to talking, you can also use their drawing feature to create a drawing that expresses your feelings and upload it to a gallery.

http://www.thehideout.org.uk/default.aspa
The Hideout by Women’s Aid aims to help you understand domestic violence and deal with it in a positive way.

 

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