Funding received from The Robertson Trust , enables us to provide specialist emotional and practical support to women experiencing or recovering from domestic abuse in the more remote areas of Perthshire.

Support is available whenever it is is safe for you to reach out. Contact us or the national support line. #YouAreNotAlone #AbuseIsNotLove

This Saturday to celebrate International Women's Day a fundraiser will be held at the Twa Tams to raise funds for The Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre, Perth and Kinross!
Tickets available through Skiddle. Click the link below to get yours or find out more!
skiddle.com/whats-on/Perth…

Happy International Women's Day!
2024's theme is #Inspireinclusion .
'The story of women's struggle for equality belongs to no single feminist nor to any one organization but to the collective efforts of all who care about human rights.' - Gloria Steinem

Hear about working for Perthshire Women's Aid from one of our Domestic Abuse Practitioners.
Want to join us? Click the below links.
16h Domestic Abuse Advocacy Practitioner bit.ly/3SQRfZs
16h Domestic Abuse Practitioner - Support line bit.ly/3IiqAQk

We are looking for a Domestic Abuse Practitioner to deliver information, advice, and guidance through our Support Line, 16 hours per week 10am-2pm Tuesday to Friday.
Click here to find out more: bit.ly/3IiqAQk

Talking can help. We will listen to you, believe you, and support you. You can speak to our team by calling 01738 639043.

Trauma can be a significant factor in developing an eating disorder. Over 60% of women with some form of eating disorder reported experiencing domestic abuse from an intimate partner at some point in their life.
beateatingdisorders.org.uk
#EDAwarenessWeek2024 #Trauma

Have you spotted red flags in your relationship or patterns of abusive behavior? If you are now looking for HOPE for the future, you are not alone. Contact our support line Mon - Fri 10am to 2pm, or the 24h National Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0800 027 1234.

We are seeking a new team member to provide specialist support and advocacy across Perthshire.
16 hours per week (Wed-Fri), hybrid working.
If you are seeking a new rewarding role, click the link below for more information.
bit.ly/3SQRfZs

This week we are looking at Green Flags.
Green flags highlight positive actions or traits and are usually indicators of healthy behaviours, contributing to healthy relationships.

Today we would like to thank The Gannochy Trust.
Funding received from The Gannochy Trust enables us to provide specialist domestic abuse support to women and children in the more remote areas of Perthshire.

This Valentine's Day we celebrate safe, loving, and supportive relationships.
We also encourage self-love and treating yourself with the kindness and respect you deserve.
#selflove #safelove #abuseisnotlove

We appreciate how difficult reaching out for support can be. We will never judge you or what you say. We can support you in exploring your options and ways to increase your safety.
You can call us on 01738 639043 or email [email protected]

Whether we are talking about friends, families or romantic partners, there are a few key elements that all healthy relationships share.

Our recovery groups for children create a safe place for children and their mothers to help each other to find the best strategies to deal with their experiences and rebuild their lives. We have courses running this month, contact [email protected] or call 01738 639043

We have a range of services to support safety and recovery. You are not alone, contact us on 01738 639043.

Judith Barsi's final film, All Dogs Go to Heaven was released in February 1990. Both All Dogs Go to Heaven and The Land Before Time were released posthumously. Judith and her mother were killed in 1988, she was only 10 years old.
#Domesticabuseawareness #Childrenandyoungpeople

Have you heard of love bombing and gaslighting? These are common tactics used by abusers. If you have concerns about your relationship, talk to a person or organisation you can trust.