Women’s Aid Campaign Champions support our national campaigns on a local level, give survivors of domestic violence a voice and help to ensure that politicians and other key decision makers are listening.
How does it work?
Every campaign we run has actions for our Campaign Champions. Depending on how much time you have to give you might sign a petition, send a tweet, set up a meeting with your MP to raise awareness or secure local media coverage. We send you all the information you might need – just click below to go to our signup form.
“Campaigning has empowered me. Knowing that my voice is heard in the political sphere when I have spoken at Parliamentary events and at an APPG meeting, it’s important for me to know that my experiences will help other survivors and shape future legislation and service provision.”
– Survivor and Women’s Aid campaigner
Tools and Resources
Campaign Champion Toolkit
Campaigners and activists drive progress and make history. Our toolkit provides advice on getting started with your campaign, who to target, talking to the media, staying safe, and has lots of top tips too.
Starting a campaign can be daunting. Begin with clear actions and celebrate your successes!
Latest actions
Campaign action: Come Together to End Domestic Abuse campaigner toolkit
Sign up to get your campaigner toolkit!
Domestic abuse affects people throughout society and at every stage of life – what we need is for people to come together, to step up, and do what they can do in their communities and workplaces to end domestic abuse. And we need to reach all women and children, and ensure we are as accessible as possible in our work. We are asking everyone if they will Come Together to End Domestic Abuse; women, men and young people together.
In your toolkit you’ll get branded posters to share in your community, ideas on activities you can do to make a change, and much more!
Action: Sign up here
Campaign action: Ask your MP to table a Parliamentary question for the #DeserveToBeHeard campaign
Do you think that the mental health needs of survivors should be a priority for the government’s upcoming Women’s Health Strategy? Write to your MP to ask them to table a question in Parliament about what the Government is doing to ensure that the mental health needs of survivors are being met.
Action: Ask your MP here
Campaigning Action: Sign up to our new campaign
We need your support to highlight the devastating impact of domestic abuse on women’s mental health because survivors #DeserveToBeHeard. Add your voice to the call by signing up to become a #DeserveToBeHeard campaigner today! Once you’ve signed up, you will receive a monthly newsletter, keeping you up-to-date with the latest campaign news, sharing useful resources, and supporting you to take action.
