Are you available to volunteer 2-3 days of your week for 6 weeks between end of January to March? Do you have event management or project coordination skills? Do you have a way with words and are a passionate feminist?
If so, then could you be the one we urgently need to get to work on an exciting and innovative project at the intersection of VAWG and Faith/Spirituality.
We are looking for a highly skilled writer and project manager with experience in events for our SAFE Communities Project.
Launching the Faith and VAWG Coalition: Building on the Lessons from the Safety Across Faith and Ethnic (SAFE) Communities Project @ STADV
To book please go to: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/safe-conference-launching-faith-and-vawg-...
About this Event
5 March 2020
Time 9.30-3.00pm
Venue: Central London TBC
Lunch: Included
Standing Together Against Domestic Violence (STADV) are looking to appoint an experienced Project Officer to support the delivery of ‘Safety by Experience’, an innovative partnership project that aims to learn more about the experiences of homeless women affected by multiple disadvantage and violence against women and girls (VAWG), and develop and pilot new ways of working that better meets their needs.
Standing Together Against Domestic Violence (STADV) coordinates the ground-breaking coordinated community response to domestic violence and abuse in London. As a pioneer of the first multi-agency group to implement safety measures for victims of domestic abuse, STADV seeks to appoint a dynamic MARAC Team Manager to operationally manage the work of its MARAC Coordination Team in West London.
It has been announced today that, Standing Together's CEO, Nicole Jacobs has become the UK's first Domestic Abuse Commissioner . Everyone at Standing Together is delighted and proud of this appointment and wish Nicole every success in her new role.
Read more here.
November 25th every year marks the United Nations day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. At Standing Together Against Domestic Violence, we use this time of year to celebrate the strength of women who have survived VAWG, or supported someone who has.
Read our recent blog "Standing Together: Multi agency working and co-location in children's social care" on the SafeLives KNowledge Hub here
Whole housing is an exciting new project coming out of the housing team and linked to our work with DAHA.
The Whole Housing programme brings together domestic abuse systems leaders to establish comprehensive housing practice in relation to domestic abuse and deliver a ‘Whole Housing’ approach for the first time in three local areas:
Here are our upcoming courses:
Day 1: Understanding the Dynamics of Domestic Abuse: 11th June 2019 - Book Here
Day 2: Skills and Tools to Support Survivors of Domestic Abuse: 18th June 2019
Day 3: Domestic Abuse: Mental Health, Trauma and Self-Care: 15th July 2019
Day 1: Understanding the Dynamics of Domestic Abuse: 9th October 2019
Day 2: Skills and Tools to Support Survivors of Domestic Abuse: 30th October 2019
Day 1: Understanding the Dynamics of Domestic Abuse: 10th March 2020
