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We provide a Drop In on the second and fourth Friday of each month, starting in October 2025, from 10.00 until 14.00. This is both online and face to face at our Women’s Centre.
We provide confidential and non-judgemental emotional support and specialist information, advice and guidance in a safe environment.
For women who are experiencing any form of Violence Against Women and Girls, including Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, Forced Marriage or so called Honour Based Violence.
No appointment necessary. Our poster and FAQ sheet has further details.
For more information please call our Helpline on 0300 300 5959 or email us at dropin@staffordshirewomensaid.org
We are pleased to be working in partnership with the University of Staffordshire and Lewis and Rogers Solicitors to provide a free, confidential legal advice clinic.
The clinic offers advice on most areas of the law including: family, consumer, personal injury and housing.
It is held at our Women’s Centre in Stafford.
For dates and times please call our Helpline on 0300 300 5959 or email us at enquiries@staffordshirewomensaid.org.
We provide a Drop In on the second and fourth Friday of each month, starting in October 2025, from 10.00 until 14.00. This is both online and face to face at our Women’s Centre.
We provide confidential and non-judgemental emotional support and specialist information, advice and guidance in a safe environment.
For women who are experiencing any form of Violence Against Women and Girls, including Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, Forced Marriage or so called Honour Based Violence.
No appointment necessary. Our poster and FAQ sheet has further details.
For more information please call our Helpline on 0300 300 5959 or email us at dropin@staffordshirewomensaid.org
We are pleased to be working in partnership with the University of Staffordshire and Lewis and Rogers Solicitors to provide a free, confidential legal advice clinic.
The clinic offers advice on most areas of the law including: family, consumer, personal injury and housing.
It is held at our Women’s Centre in Stafford.
For dates and times please call our Helpline on 0300 300 5959 or email us at enquiries@staffordshirewomensaid.org.
Courses
We offer a range of therapeutic, educational and confidence building group work programmes for women who have experienced, or are at risk of experiencing, violence and abuse.
Own My Life
12 weeks
This course is designed to teach women the skills to understand abuse and make sense of their lives and move forward with hope and positivity. It can be delivered online or in-person course to help women who have been subjected to abuse and trauma to regain ownership of their lives.
Power of Change
12 weeks
This course is a safe and supportive space for women to grow in confidence and self-belief. Together, we explore life experiences, understand the different ways abuse can impact us, and celebrate the strength and resilience each woman carries. It’s about recognising your power and supporting you as you make positive changes for yourself and your future.
You and Me, Mum
10 weeks
This course supports and empowers mothers who have experienced domestic abuse. You will explore the challenges and strengths of being a parent, while focusing on the needs and wellbeing of children and young people who have lived through these experiences.
Workshops
Our Coffee Mornings and Craft n Chatter run on alternate weeks. These groups are supported by our volunteers, and allow our service users to create social connections and find support in each other.
We also offer a range of activities to reduce isolation and improve their wellbeing and confidence. Recent groups have included fishing trips and creative workshops with photography.
Feedback from our service users:
Creative Workshop
Fishing
We offer a range of therapeutic, educational and confidence building group work programmes for women who have experienced, or are at risk of experiencing, violence and abuse.
Own My Life
12 weeks
This course is designed to teach women the skills to understand abuse and make sense of their lives and move forward with hope and positivity. It can be delivered online or in-person course to help women who have been subjected to abuse and trauma to regain ownership of their lives.
Power of Change
12 weeks
This course is a safe and supportive space for women to grow in confidence and self-belief. Together, we explore life experiences, understand the different ways abuse can impact us, and celebrate the strength and resilience each woman carries. It’s about recognising your power and supporting you as you make positive changes for yourself and your future.
You and Me, Mum
10 weeks
This course supports and empowers mothers who have experienced domestic abuse. You will explore the challenges and strengths of being a parent, while focusing on the needs and wellbeing of children and young people who have lived through these experiences.
Our Coffee Mornings and Craft n Chatter run on alternate weeks. These groups are supported by our volunteers, and allow our service users to create social connections and find support in each other.
We also offer a range of activities to reduce isolation and improve their wellbeing and confidence. Recent groups have included fishing trips and creative workshops with photography.
Feedback from our service users:
Creative Workshop
Fishing
Our Food Bank distributes food, toiletries, clothes, personal hygiene products and baby equipment to women in our local communities living with, or recovering from, violence and abuse.
We are proud to be working with Smallwood Trust as a Community Grant Partner, providing small grants to help women overcome financial adversity, improve their well-being and equip them with the skills to secure a confident financial future.
“The grant from Smallwood helped me keep my home and put food on the table for my daughter.”
At Staffordshire Women’s Aid, we have a Mental Health and Wellbeing Recovery Worker, who runs workshops for service users around mental health and wellbeing. The workshops focus on identifying triggers regarding their mental health and helping to develop coping mechanisms.
We have a dedicated Women’s Support Practitioner working as part of the Newstart4U programme, delivered by Staffordshire Women’s Aid.
Newstart4U offers holistic support for individuals who are unemployed, economically inactive, or in low-paid work. The programme is specifically designed to support women who are looking to access employment, training, or volunteering opportunities.
Support is tailored to each individual’s goals and may include help with building confidence, developing digital skills, CV writing, interview preparation, and more. The aim is to improve wellbeing and support participants in becoming more financially secure.
Funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, Newstart4U is open to women aged 18 and over who live in Stafford, Cannock, or South Staffordshire.
Our Food Bank distributes food, toiletries, clothes, personal hygiene products and baby equipment to women in our local communities living with, or recovering from, violence and abuse.
We are proud to be working with Smallwood Trust as a Community Grant Partner, providing small grants to help women overcome financial adversity, improve their well-being and equip them with the skills to secure a confident financial future.
“The grant from Smallwood helped me keep my home and put food on the table for my daughter.”
At Staffordshire Women’s Aid, we have a Mental Health and Wellbeing Recovery Worker, who runs workshops for service users around mental health and wellbeing. The workshops focus on identifying triggers regarding their mental health and helping to develop coping mechanisms.
We have a dedicated Women’s Support Practitioner working as part of the Newstart4U programme, delivered by Staffordshire Women’s Aid.
Newstart4U offers holistic support for individuals who are unemployed, economically inactive, or in low-paid work. The programme is specifically designed to support women who are looking to access employment, training, or volunteering opportunities.
Support is tailored to each individual’s goals and may include help with building confidence, developing digital skills, CV writing, interview preparation, and more. The aim is to improve wellbeing and support participants in becoming more financially secure.
Funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, Newstart4U is open to women aged 18 and over who live in Stafford, Cannock, or South Staffordshire.
Women’s Community Services is funded by
Speak out, Reach out!
Domestic Violence and Abuse
Survive Sexual Assault & Abuse Service
Women’s Community Services
