New Blog Post… Support
In the midst of supporting our clients through crisis there are moments when the staff (and clients) of A Way Out are completely blown away by acts of random kindness. To read more click here. Read MoreNew Blog Post…#itsnotok
Last week the clients, staff and volunteers at A Way Out contributed to ‘Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week’. To read more click here. Read MoreNew Blog Post – A sense of purpose
A group of women supported by A Way Out met last month with a new sense of purpose. Women who had never … to read more click here. Read MoreNew Blog Post – Are you a list…
Working for A Way Out I know that I couldn’t function without making a to-do list. I have even been known to add things to my list that I have just completed, simply for the satisfaction of proving the task is accomplished and the fulfillment of placing a big tick beside the chore! To read more […] Read MoreDown to earth compassion
One of my roles is to visit local community groups to provide updates of recent developments. I speak of outreach, intervention and prevention undertaken by A Way Out’s dedicated staff as they support vulnerable women, families and young people in the Tees Valley area. To read more click here. Read MoreWrong direction…wrong destination
Recently I collected a friend from the airport. The first time I had driven this 2 hour journey alone. To read more, click here. Read MoreHuffington Post
We have a blog post published on The Huffington Post. To have a read about Mandy, click here. Read MoreNew Blog Post… Skydiving for A Way Out
A Way Out is always so grateful for our incredible supporters – you all do such amazing things, some of which are even a bit mad! Like Karla, who in a couple of weeks’ time, will be leaping from a plane to raise money for A Way Out. Our Communications Facilitator Amy caught up with […] Read MoreNew Blog Post…Volunteers
A Way Out would not be the organization it is today without willing volunteers. With this continued support A Way Out has not only been able to develop the work of our projects, but has also developed our volunteer expertise, in fact A Way Out has won awards for delivery of volunteer training and just […] Read MoreNew Blog Post…An invisible moment
An invisible moment… During a recent visit to Paris I used the underground Metro travelling from one landmark to the next alongside the population of the city in their everyday life. The train had standing room only. As it accelerated into the depths of the city, I noticed passengers moving apart as if to allow […] Read More
