For International Women’s Day, Make a Change Data and Performance Manager, Olga Trilla Rodriguez, has been reflecting on her journey to working on the project.
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Make a Change practitioners from across local services feature in a new video, published today, as part of Respect’s campaign for 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence.
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Make a Change’s impact report for 2022/23 shows the project’s growth and the positive impact on survivor’s confidence and safety.
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We’re partnering with Newcastle City Council and the Police and Crime Commissioner for Northumbria to launch the Make a Change programme in Newcastle.
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As Father’s Day approaches, Make a Change Regional Practice Lead, Joanna Szuryn, reflects on the impact of our behaviour change programme for fathers and their children.
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Make a Change has launched a new, free workshop for anyone who would like to find out how they can have a safe conversation with someone that might be being abusive towards a partner or ex-partner.
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Make a Change is excited to publish our policy position paper today. It sets out some of the policy issues the sector is currently facing, how the Make a Change model provides solutions and fills gaps in provision, and our key recommendations.
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As the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence begins, Make a Change’s National Lead Rebecca Vagi speaks to the programme’s practitioners and reflects on the need to unite communities to tackle domestic abuse.
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Make a Change is now available in Merseyside and Sunderland through two new partnerships with local services.
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We’re excited to announce that people in Sunderland who want to change their behaviour in their intimate relationships can now access the Make a Change programme, through our new partnership with Right Turn.
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People in Merseyside who want to change their behaviour in their intimate relationships can now access the Make a Change programme, through our partnership with Merseyside Domestic Violence Service (MDVS).
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