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The Women’s Centre Cornwall Invites the Community to Reclaim The Night: Honouring Lives Lost to Male Violence and Demanding Safety and Freedom for Women and Girls

Announcing the launch of our new partnership supporting survivors of sexual violence across Devon and Cornwall

Our statement on the National Police Chief's report released on 23rd July 2024.

New contract to provide support for survivors of rape and sexual assault in Devon and Cornwall

Improving responses for migrant European women experiencing domestic abuse and sexual violence: The Women's Centre Cornwall DHR Report 2024

Our 2022-23 Impact Report, highlighting the difference we have made in women's lives and beyond.

Karen's story through support onto supporting other women

We have been involved in this Making A Difference report looking at older people and domestic abuse

Any donations we receive between now and 5th December 2023 will be doubled - and will go directly to providing life-changing support to women & girls.

A poem co-created by the Young Empowered Women's Project & Viv Gordon for Reclaim The Night 2023

Women reclaiming parts of Truro where they previously felt threatened and unsafe.

The full victim-impact statement of a woman we recently supported who saw her ex-partner imprisoned for coercive control.

Queen Camilla listened to the voices and stories of staff and volunteers and heard about the amazing strength and achievements of the women who access our services.

Whilst affecting us all, the current recession and cost of living crisis is disproportionately impacting women

Devon Rape Crisis & The Women’s Centre Cornwall have written to Police and Crime Commissioner Alison Hernandez

Giving Something Back (GSB), funded by Comic Relief for 15 months from February 2020

You might have heard about our office in LA (or not, which is okay too, but not really, so read about it).

The Open Service offers a safe space for women to explore any issues she feels are relevant to her in her journey towards a life free from offending.

What we have to urgently address as a society is the way in which we continue to blame women for men’s violence.