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Stirling and District Women’s Aid

Last updated: 14th April 2026

Support Type:

Voluntary

Need supported:

  • Accommodation / Homelessness
  • Alcohol
  • Domestic Abuse
  • Drugs
  • Family Support
  • Health / Wellbeing
  • Mental Health
  • Recovery
  • Victim Support
  • Women
  • Young People

Aim/Purpose:

Supporting women and children who have experienced domestic abuse. The purpose of Stirling and District Women’s Aid is to provide a holistic service to women and children impacted by all forms of domestic abuse, to educate, challenge and co-operate with external agencies and the wider community with a vision to eradicate domestic abuse: To provide services and temporary refuge to women and children experiencing domestic abuse To empower and enable women to determine their own future To recognise, respond and care for the emotional needs of children and young people To offer support and guidance to any women who requests it, both in refuge and in her own community To educate, challenge and inform the public, the media, police, courts, social services and other authorities about the prevalence and effects of domestic abuse. We will always be mindful that domestic abuse is a direct result of the general position of women in our society and perpetrators decisions to meet their own needs without negotiation because they believe that they are entitled to. Domestic Abuse is a breach of Human Rights.

Suitability criteria:

  • Female
  • All ages

Assessment/referral process:

  • Any agency, Self-referral

All age service. Women and children