How we help

This is what Jewish Women's Aid does:

Domestic Violence & Abuse (DVA)

Sexual Violence - The Dina Service

Sexual Harassment at Work

Therapeutic Services

Education in Schools

Safer Dating 16-25s project

Training Communal Professionals

Ask Me training

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JWA update on coronavirus

Update on how JWA is responding.
Professionals Training June2020

This training is for communal professionals: rabbis, educators, youth workers, care coordinators, rebbetzins and key volunteers.
Running a sexual violence support service: 6 things I've learnt

During Sexual Violence Awareness Week, our CEO Naomi Dickson wrote a blog, originally published on the Latte Lounge website.
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Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner from Reform Judaism for JWA Shabbat

Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner, Senior Rabbi to Reform Judaism, speaks out for IDEVAW 2019
Talking about violence against women can save lives

Our CEO Naomi Dickson launches our 2019 campaign for the International Day for Eliminating Violence Against Women
Dying to leave

"If anything happens to me, this is my Will..." the chilling words that we are sometimes compelled to say.
GET HELP NOW

Affected by domestic or sexual violence? You are believed, accepted, supported and understood. You are not alone. JWA is here to help you.
Am I being abused?

Abuse or relationship breakdown? It's not always easy to tell. But here are some common warning signs.
Our Services

JWA supports Jewish women survivors of domestic and sexual violence
Helping someone I know

Do you know someone experiencing domestic abuse?
Reports

Jewish Women's Aid published documents: Research & Annual Reviews
Message from our patron Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis

Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis is our patron, and speaks out powerfully in support of our work at IDEVAW (International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women) Campaign 2018.
Mission, vision and values

This is why we exist, and what we do

Domestic Abuse Helpline

Confidential, free, anonymous 0808 801 0500 Read more