MID AND WEST Wales Fire and Rescue Service (MAWWFRS) continue their committed support to ending male violence against women by supporting White Ribbon UK.
White Ribbon UK is the leading charity engaging men and boys to prevent violence against women and girls.
As a Service they have taken a stand to end all male violence against women by recognising and supporting the White Ribbon Campaign. Starting on White Ribbon Day on 25th November 2024, the Service will be taking part in 16 days of action with a social media campaign, which you can follow online via their page.
Everyone is encouraged, especially men and boys, to make the White Ribbon Promise to never use, excuse to remain silent about men’s violence against women. All men can join the team to end violence against women and girls #ItStartsWithMEn.
Safeguarding Lead Jay Crouch said: “At MAWWFRS we have many positive male role models. We are committed to challenging and educating our workforce and communities we serve to end violence against women and girls”.
For more information or to sign the White Ribbon UK pledge visit: Make the White Ribbon Promise — White Ribbon UK
All Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service Fire Stations operate as ‘Safe Haven’s. This means people who feel vulnerable and in imminent danger, due to stalker, domestic abuse or any other threat – can go to one of the Fire Stations to seek help and support.
Locate your nearest station here.
