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This is what Jewish Women's Aid does:

Domestic Violence & Abuse

Sexual Violence

Sexual Harassment at Work

Therapeutic Services

Education in Schools

Training Communal Professionals

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We can’t stay silent about abuse and sexual violence

Jewish Women’s Aid will focus on amplifying the voices of Jewish women
MeToo unless you’re a Jew

Feminist groups are whitewashing Hamas's crimes
Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis urges abused women to turn to JWA

His intervention follows a report in the JC on the sharp decline in referrals to the charity after the terrorist attacks in Israel
Anti-Semitism is deterring Jewish women who suffer domestic abuse from seeking help, City Hall told

Referrals to Jewish Women’s Aid are reportedly down 72%, compared with last year, following the start of the Israel-Hamas war on October 7

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View and download our free educational resources about domestic abuse for Jewish Women's Aid Shabbat - 2-3 December.
Jewish Women's Aid Shabbat

Join us in raising awareness of domestic abuse and sexual violence in our community in 2023.
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JWA supports Jewish women survivors of domestic and sexual violence
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Affected by domestic or sexual violence? You are believed, accepted, supported and understood. You are not alone. JWA is here to help you.
What the Jewish religion says

Jewish law expressly forbids domestic violence and abuse, yet Jewish law is sometimes used and interpreted inappropriately making a wife think she has to put up with abusive behaviour.
Director Of Client Services - Karen Lewis

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