Foyle Women's Aid

Celtic fans taking part in the 'Sleep Out' in Celtic Park in Derry

Over 30 Celtic fans 'Sleep Out' in Derry to raise money for Women's Aid

Rachel Kane, who raised £1,540 for Foyle Women's Aid

Derry woman raises over £1,500 for Foyle Women's Aid

Sarah Quinn, Programme Manager for Dress for Success NI in their 'boutique' in Foyle Women's Aid.

Clothing initiative giving Derry women a helping hand

The church try to provide a ‘newborn care package’ for everyone who comes that is expecting or has just had a baby.

Pop up baby bank in Derry’s Rosemount Factory

Orla Ward from O’Neills, presenting an initial batch of clothing to Foyle Women’s Aid representative Joanne Miller (left), and Denise McQuillan, for The Rowan (SARC). The local sportswear manufacturer is donating hundreds of clothing items which individuals referred to the regional centre can change into when leaving.

O’Neills & Foyle Women’s Aid team up for garment donation initiative

Kieran Kennedy, Managing Director of O’Neills, presents a cheque for £3,000 on behalf of the company to Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council, Councillor Brian Tierney for the Mayor’s charity, Aurora Counselling. 2112ON12

O’Neills’ in £30,000 donation to 17 north west charities

Foyle Women's Aid staff at the 40th Anniversary Seminar in the Guildhall. Next year the charity will be celebrating it's 45th anniversary and will be working towards the opening of the Family Justice Centre in 2022.

Foyle Women’s Aid ‘continue to be a lifeline for women when they need us most’

Marie Brown, CEO, Foyle Women's Aid

Foyle Women’s Aid appeal for support for Christmas campaign

Foyle Women’s Aid working ‘to get women and children to safety’

Former Derry City & Strabane District Council Mayor Michaela Boyle is pictured presenting cheques for £6,976.36 to her selected charities.
Receiving the cheques are Marie Brown, Director of Foyle Womens' Aid and Adrian Loughrey, Koram Centre Manager.

Former Mayor of Derry & Strabane Michaela Boyle raises almost £14,000 for local ...

New domestic and sexual abuse web chat service launched

The girls will undertake the silence for 24 hours.

Derry girls to go silent for 24 hours to raise funds for Foyle Women’s Aid.

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The Mayor, Colr. Michaela Boyle.

Derry mayor Michaela Boyle urges virtual jazz revellers to consider donations to...

Derry City and Strabane mayor Michaela Boyle

Mayor urges people not to suffer in silence as pandemic continues

Poundstretcher building to be tumbled for Foyle Women's Aid 'One Safe Place' fam...
Approval to demolish the remains of the former Poundstretcher building on Derry’s Bishop Street to allow for a new family justice centre was given today after members of Derry City and Strabane District Council’s Planning Committee approved a request to demolish it and approve a planning application to build a new Justice Centre.