Organised by Women's Aid Federation Of EnglandOn the 8th of March 2025, #TeamWomensAid will be taking on a capital city race and raising much-needed awareness of domestic abuse. Join us at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park this International Women’s Day to show feminist allyship with survivors.
I was feeling isolated and wasn't sure who to talk to about my situation. But [Women's Aid] listened and provided routes to support. They made me realise that his controlling, aggressive behaviour is not normal or acceptable.
1 in 4 women experience domestic abuse in their lifetime.
This International Women’s Day, our mission is to shed light on the harsh realities of domestic abuse, raising awareness of the barriers survivors face in accessing support, and bringing feminist allies together to raise urgent funds for our Women’s Aid services.
Sponsorship raised in the International Women’s Day run will empower more survivors to escape domestic abuse and build a safer future for themselves, and their children.
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