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A SECTION OF THIS ARCHIVE IS CLOSED FOR 82 YEARS FROM DATE OF LAST ENTRY. FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 2000 EXEMPTION (SECTION 40) (PERSONAL INFORMATION).

Papers of Montgomeryshire Women's Aid (which appears to have previously been known as North Powys Women's Aid, which then became Montgomeryshire Women's Aid, later renamed Montgomeryshire Women's Centre following the group's decision in 1996 to no longer be affiliated to Welsh Women's Aid), including records of Annual General Meetings, 1994-1995, and of other meetings; constitution of Montgomeryshire Women's Centre, dated 10 May 1995; correspondence, including in relation to a complaint against a Welsh Women's Aid fieldworker (embargoed); reports; and accounts.

ONE ITEM IS CLOSED FOR 82 YEARS FROM DATE OF LAST ENTRY. FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 2000 EXEMPTION (SECTION 40) (PERSONAL INFORMATION).

Papers of Radnorshire Women's Aid (which appears to have previously been known as South Powys Women's Aid - see letter dated 16 June 1989; there are also two (undated, but apparently earlier) letters headed 'Llandrindod & Builth Wells Women's Aid'), including Annual Reports, 1990-1996; correspondence relating to complaints made against Radnorshire Women's Aid and against one staff member in particular (embargoed); correspondence relating to funding and other matters; accounts and statistics; and records of meetings.

Material relating to the 'vision statement', 'mission statement' and 'organisational values' of Welsh Women's Aid.

Material relating to law and legislation as it relates to Women's Aid and to women victims of domestic abuse.

Material relating to the support and protection of children and young people living with their mother in Women's Aid refuges, with particular reference to Women's Aid's Children Matter campaign, which tackles domestic and sexual violence and other forms of abuse against children and young people. Included are children and young people's information and activity booklets, children's own responses to domestic violence and to living in a refuge and photocopied photographs of children's day-to-day lives within a refuge, together with a report relating to awareness campaigns aimed at schools.

Material relating to Welsh Women's Aid schemes to establish a women-only taxi service and to set up a clothing brand representing Welsh Women's Aid.

Material largely relating to the business of applying for funding on behalf of Welsh Women's Aid, which also includes income and expenditure accounts and a photocopied bilingual publication entitled Funding Women's Aid in Rural Wales/Noddi Cymorth i Fenywod yng Nghymru Wledig.

Press articles and advertisements (some photocopied) relating to Welsh Women's Aid and their work.

Material relating to the recruitment of paid refuge staff at Lliw Valley Women's Aid, comprising correspondence between Lliw Valley Women's Aid, Lliw Valley Borough Council, West Glamorgan Community Services Council and the Manpower Services Commission.

Material relating to training and development courses run by Welsh Women's Aid.

Spring 2004, Winter 2004/Spring 2005 (photocopy) and Summer 2005 issues of Welsh Women's Aid bilingual newsletter Lloches.

General administration papers relating to Welsh Women's Aid, which include information leaflets, booklets and posters and an account of setting up the first Women's Aid refuge in Wales in 1974.

Printed item relating to Welsh Women's Aid's tenth anniversary in 1988.

Material relating to the corporate structure of Welsh Women's Aid.

Material relating to events marking the fortieth anniversary of Welsh Women's Aid (1978-2018), including the launch of the Future Forty/Deugain Ymlaen campaign to end violence against women.

Correspondence between Elin Pierce, director of Welsh Women's Aid, and Jenny Sabine, Women's Archive of Wales acquisitions officer, regarding Welsh Women's Aid's decision to deposit their papers with the Women's Archive of Wales; together with information relating to the deposit and a Women's Archive of Wales leaflet.

Two printed and bound poetry anthologies and one loose poem by women survivors of domestic abuse.

Copy of Welsh Women's Aid's member group service delivery report 2001-2002.

Welsh Women's Aid National Quality Service Standards introductory document dated February 2018.

Reports and statistics relating to Welsh Women's Aid, which include a report on access to health services for women in refuges and a BAWSO (Black Association of Women Step Out) impact report, together with more general reports concerning issues such as domestic violence, housing and welfare payments.