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Baroness Casey addresses violence against women

Job opportunity - Domestic Abuse Support worker

BWA has moved office.

Sara Cowan, from the Scottish Women's Budget Group shares her findings on the impact of rising costs on women in Scotland

On Sunday 23rd April, the UK Government will carry out an Emergency Alert test on mobile phones

We learn that more boys and men are standing up against misogyny

We are delighted at the news that our application for Full Membership of both YouthBorders and Youth Scotland has been approved

A new campaign, launched today, calls on men to reflect, take action and stop domestic abuse before it starts.

Earlston High School’s Youth and Philanthropy Initiative (YPI) has raised a £3,000 grant which it is giving to Border Women’s Aid. This money will make a huge difference to BWA.

At a reception at Buckingham Palace to mark the annual United Nations 16 Days of activism against gender-based violence, the Queen Consort said that two of the most powerful ways to make a difference were “to remember and to listen.”