Accolades
Our contributions to research and service improvement have been recognised by a number of awards and publications.
Accolades
Our contributions to research and service improvement have been recognised by a number of awards and publications.
We are delighted to say that our contributions to research and service improvement have been recognised by awards, through invitations to talk and publications:
May 2021, VOICES co-authored an article on ‘Domestic Abuse and the COVID-19 pandemic’ in the British Medical Journal.
December 2020, Keynote speech to a national healthcare conference on ‘Domestic Violence & Abuse Improving Practice during Covid-19’
2019/20, VOICES was chosen as Bath Building Society’s Charity of the Year.
2018, VOICES’ co-founder Margi Isaac was awarded Volunteer of the Year at Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Community Awards
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Christmas and New Year contacts
VOICES will be closed for some days over Christmas and New Year. We wish all our wonderful clients, partners and supporters a peaceful and healthy holiday. Please find the details of our opening hours and contact information during the period here. Contact details for other specialist services are available on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/voicescharity
Survivor-led organisations deserve safe spaces
VOICES is calling for whole community support to ensure organisations created by and for survivors of domestic abuse can flourish in safety.
A German school’s initiative for safety in public spaces
A vocational school in Hennef, Germany marked the 40th anniversary of the 16 Days of Activism with an unusual and inspiring initiative. The institution is one among a national network of “Courage Schools”, and their campaign showed that combatting violence against women and girls is everybody’s business.