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View full libraryAs a national charity working to end domestic abuse, Women’s Aid has been empowering survivors for over 40 years. Yet they still had a struggle on their hands. Many survivors were not engaged with their services and those suffering domestic violence were more likely to speak to someone in their community than to reach out to a charity. The “Ask me” pilot scheme sought to train community members to become “Ask Me” ambassadors, responding to disclosure and encouraging sufferers to come forward. Our campaign sought to raise awareness and drive volunteers to the scheme, whilst reinforcing Women’s Aid’s key message: everyone has the right to live in safety.
“I just wanted to thank you for the amazing publicity you’ve achieved for the launch of the Ask Me scheme. It has been so much better than we expected! You’ve done a brilliant job and I know our team have really enjoyed working with you as well.”