Beyond 16 Days of Action to end violence against women and girls
Community groups, businesses, and public services from across the borough have shown their support for the White Ribbon campaign to end violence against women and girls.
Categories: domestic abuse
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Bury Council commits to White Ribbon Accreditation
Bury Council is committed to taking the necessary steps to become White Ribbon Accredited in support of the campaign to end violence against women and girls.
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Bury Council committed to ending violence against women and girls
Organisations across Bury are pledging their support for the White Ribbon campaign to end domestic violence and abuse against women.
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White Ribbon Day – standing up to domestic abuse
Today is White Ribbon Day which signals the start of the International 16 days of Action campaign against gender-based violence.
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Keeping safe at home during self-isolation
Residents have been assured that services to help those suffering domestic abuse remain in place during the current Covid-19 lockdown.
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Bury College and Council support White Ribbon Day
Bury College was proud to host the 2019 Domestic Violence and Abuse White Ribbon Campaign event, organised by Bury Council.
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Tackling domestic abuse - Bury East to decide local priorities
Residents in Bury East will have the power to decide how funding to tackle domestic abuse will be spent in their community.
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Successful bid for funding to help victims of domestic abuse
Bury Council has today been successful in a bid for a share of a £3.5 million government grant to make sure that victims of domestic abuse get access to the support they need.
