News
Domestic violence charities Staying Put and Domestic Violence Services are urging women to take care of their mental as well as their physical health this International Women’s Day.
Christmas is a difficult time for many families as the pressure cooker of emotions threatens to blow.
Staying Put is launching a new legal service to help survivors of domestic abuse. Affordable Legal Services @ Staying Put will offer legal advice to all victims and survivors of domestic abuse who are not eligible for legal aid.
Surviving Sistas is working with Stage Left Theatre Workshop to bring the Vagina Monologues to @Kala_Sangam in March 2019. All proceeds from tickets will go towards supporting work with #domesticabuse survivors. They’re also looking for women to get involved with the production.
Domestic violence and abuse charity Staying Put is speaking out in defence of plans for a refuge in Bradford.
Domestic violence and abuse charity Staying Put and The Creative Butterfly ProjectTM are celebrating being awarded £10,000 from the National Lottery Awards for All.
Staying Put and DVS are highlighting domestic abuse issues during Bradford Safeguarding Week.
Staying Put and DVS are urging people to speak out if they suspect, witness or experience domestic abuse during the football World Cup this summer.
Staying Put is backing a new campaign #idoexist which has been launched by one of our survivors, Evie. The Bradford Telegraph & Argus has reported on the campaign - to read the article please click here.
We ran a campaign over Christmas urging people to get in touch if they were suffering domestic abuse. The campaign was reported by the Keighley News - to read their article please click here.
