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The Maia Support Line is for young women and girls aged 13-25, who need someone to talk to. They may be in or around unhealthy

The SelfWISE Programme has been specifically created for neurodivergent women in custody, with the aims of practising problem-solving skills, increasing self-esteem, and improving prospects when

Advance’s new East Sussex service aims to be a ‘one-stop shop’ for emotional and practical help with everything from housing and employment to finances and

Community-based support plays a vital role in the lives of young women and girls, particularly given the disproportionate impact of gender‑based harm on their safety

Key pillars of the 2026-2030 strategy are to: Disrupt the pipeline through prevention and early intervention Deliver safe, effective and impact-focused services Influence policy and

The publication of the Women’s Justice Board report to the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Justice, David Lammy, alongside the Government’s announcement of almost