Tue 23 Dec 2025 - 11:00AM
CHARITY OF THE MONTH: CENTRAL WOMEN'S AID
Central Women’s Aid provides free, confidential support to families affected by domestic abuse across the local area. They offer crisis support, advocacy, safety planning, accomodation and longer-term help to support survivors in rebuilding their lives.
Throughout December, Central Women’s Aid are attending Panthers home games and are based in the foyer to raise awareness, speak with supporters and share information about the services available.
A Central Women’s Aid spokesperson said: “Domestic abuse can affect anyone. By attending Panthers games in December, we hope to raise awareness and remind people that support is available and no one has to face this alone.”
Signed Shirt Raffle
A signed Panthers shirt has been donated and will be raffled at home games during December. Fans can enter the raffle by visiting the Central Women’s Aid stand in the foyer
The winner will be drawn after the final December home game and will be contacted directly using their details provided. All funds raised through the raffle will go directly towards supporting the work of Central Women’s Aid.
Further Information
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, Central Women’s Aid offers free and confidential support.
To find out more or to access help you can visit www.centralwomensaid.org or follow Central Women’s Aid on social media at @centralwomensaid.
About Central Women’s Aid
Their trauma-informed services include temporary refuge, emotional and practical support, community recovery groups and specialist training for both survivors and professionals.
They also work to raise awareness, promote education and contribute to research to help end domestic abuse for future generations. Based in Nottingham, they accept referrals from across the country, supporting people to find safety wherever they are.
Their team continues to stand alongside families experiencing ongoing risk, including post-separation abuse, coercive control, stalking, harassment, or lengthy court processes. As a specialist service, Central Women’s Aid are committed to ensuring the best possible outcomes for vulnerable families who need safety, security and hope.