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Partner organisations

We work closely with the following organisations:

Women's Aid Federation of England - a national grassroots organisation providing life-saving front-line services and campaigning to end violence against women. We are proud to have received the prestigious Quality Standard accreditation in 2017, celebrating the high quality of our work.



Ascent - a partnership project of 15 organisations providing VAWG services in London. It is funded by London Councils, and is part of the London VAWG Consortium delivering a range of services to support women in London affected by domestic and/or sexual violence.


          
Solace Women's Aid - the lead partner for the Ascent project. Solace is a London-based agency supporting women and girls affected by domestic and/or sexual violence. 






imkaan - a national collective of BME (black and minority ethnic) organisations working to end violence against women.



We are also pleased to have a close working relationship with many communal organisations including:

Board of Deputies of British Jews

Jewish Leadership Council

Jewish Care

Norwood

The Fed Manchester

The Paperweight Trust

Noa Girls

The Marjorie & Arnold Ziff Community Centre in Leeds

The Jewish Volunteering Network

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