Save The Lotus
Here at Resolute Women’s Support Services, The Lotus building is the heart of everything that
we do; where we create a safe space for women who have suffered domestic violence and help
them to rebuild their lives using our services.
Here at Resolute Women’s Support Services, The Lotus building is the heart of everything that
we do; where we create a safe space for women who have suffered domestic violence and help
them to rebuild their lives using our services.
Too often, survivors of domestic abuse are left to navigate a system that struggles to protect them. Drawing on her own lived experience, Deborah Jones founded Resolute to change that. Through survivor-led support, training, and campaigning, she is working to shift the focus from responding to abuse after it happens to preventing it in the first place.
As part of Sound Delivery Media’s Spokesperson Leadership Programme, Deborah reflects on her campaign to bring the ground-breaking Proximity Tagging System into reality and her vision for a future free from domestic abuse.
Our Safer City is pleased to announce a new partnership with Addressing Domestic Abuse CIC (ADA) and Resolute Women’s Support Services, bringing together three organisations with a shared commitment to strengthening responses to domestic abuse and improving victim safety through innovation, collaboration and practical action.
Resolute Women’s Support Services is pleased to announce the election of Manveet Chhina as a new Trustee. This appointment comes at a pivotal moment for the charity as it continues its vital work to eradicate domestic abuse. Manveet Chhina joins the Board as a new Trustee, bringing her wealth of expertise in family law and … Read more
Taking back control of your life starts by breaking the silence on domestic abuse. Domestic abuse thrives in silence, and staying silent only perpetuates the cycle of harm. For many survivors, the fear of not being believed or the shame of admitting what has happened can be overwhelming. However, speaking out about abuse is a … Read more
Every 10 minutes, a woman loses her life to gender-based violence. In 2023, over 51,000 women were tragically murdered in acts of femicide, underscoring the pressing need for systemic change. This crisis extends beyond homes, infiltrating workplaces and online spaces, and is exacerbated by broader societal issues like conflict and climate change, which increase the … Read more