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Breaking the Silence: How Charities Transform Lives After Domestic Abuse

Breaking the Silence – A Chapter by Scarlett Mcloughlin This chapter shares a deeply personal account of surviving domestic abuse and the journey from victim

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Vacancy: Refuge IDVA

Female Refuge IDVA Reports to: Refuge Services ManagerHours of work: full-time (37.5 hours per week) Location: Slough (on-site)Salary: £28,000 – £30,000 per annum dependent

Dash team co-hosts networking event for International Women’s Day 2025

Today, The Dash Charity team joined the Family Hub Service in hosting an informal International Women’s Day event in Windsor for those working with their

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Creating Safer Workplaces: The Dash Charity launches Workplace Domestic Abuse Pledge for International Women’s Day 2025

Join the movement to support survivors in the workplace This International Women’s Day, The Dash Charity is launching a Workplace Domestic Abuse Pledge, inviting businesses

Four women stand in front of a decorated Christmas tree at a festive event. From left to right: Nicola Miller, CEO of The Dash Charity, wearing a black top and smiling; Mandy Brar, Deputy Mayor of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, in a red and white striped jumper with her ceremonial chain; Cllr Amy Tisi, in a burgundy jumper and glasses; and Simone Butterworth, Housing IDVA at The Dash Charity, wearing a light blue coat and badge. The hallway setting features festive decorations and a blue door in the background

Coming together to celebrate and reflect

We were delighted to round off the year with a small festive gathering, celebrating the incredible work done to support domestic abuse survivors. Our CEO,

Leaving Twitter/X to stand with survivors

As part of our ongoing commitment to prioritising the safety and well-being of domestic abuse survivors, we’re making a bold decision today, on International Human

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Domestic abuse awareness training with Dash

The Dash Charity is now delivering domestic abuse awareness training to corporate organisations, equipping employees with the knowledge and tools to recognise and respond to

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New Specialist Domestic Abuse Role at Wexham Park Hospital

We are delighted to share that The Dash Charity has secured two years of funding for a specialist Domestic Abuse (DA) worker to be based

A Magical Gift from Lapland UK

This festive season, we were truly touched by the generosity Lapland UK in Ascot. Through Berkshire Community Foundation, they invited representatives from three small charities,

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Our Communi-tea Appeal: Share a cup of comfort this Christmas

Last Christmas, your support helped us launch The Dash Charity’s first-ever Communi-tea Appeal. Thanks to your generosity, we were able to meet survivors of domestic

Breaking the Silence: How Charities Transform Lives After Domestic Abuse

Vacancy: Refuge IDVA

Dash team co-hosts networking event for International Women’s Day 2025

Creating Safer Workplaces: The Dash Charity launches Workplace Domestic Abuse Pledge for International Women’s Day 2025

Coming together to celebrate and reflect

Leaving Twitter/X to stand with survivors

Domestic abuse awareness training with Dash

New Specialist Domestic Abuse Role at Wexham Park Hospital

A Magical Gift from Lapland UK

Our Communi-tea Appeal: Share a cup of comfort this Christmas

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