
Hello from our new CEO Claire Williams
We are delighted to welcome our new CEO Claire Williams to Oasis Domestic Abuse Service. Claire has a significant history
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We are delighted to welcome our new CEO Claire Williams to Oasis Domestic Abuse Service. Claire has a significant history
Banksy’s Valentine’s Day artwork in Margate threw Oasis and other vital services supporting those affected by domestic abuse into the
It’s not every day that a Banksy artwork appears in your local community, but that’s what has happened this week
12-year-old Lottie* moved into our refuge with her Mum in early 2022, having fled the domestic abuse she’d experienced for
If coming to refuge is difficult for adults, it can be even more confusing for children who may not fully
We are delighted to share that we have received a social investment loan of £4.1 million from Social and Sustainable
For the Power of Women festival 2022 celebrating International Women’s Day, our CEO Deb was invited to speak at the
For #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek we caught up with Oasis’s Domestic Abuse trauma specialist counsellor Diane May about her work and the seminal
For Deaf Awareness Week we spoke with SignHealth, the deaf health charity that Oasis regularly connects with, to hear more
Domestic Abuse doesn’t just affect people. All too often pets become part of the abusive tactics used by perpetrators, as
Oasis volunteer Helen reflects on her experience helping someone affected by domestic abuse in the 1970s and what’s changed for
Oasis and Choices Domestic Abuse Services have come together as one organisation, creating an even stronger service across East Kent,
CEO Deb reflects on the destructive nature of the chronic avoidance of accountability Valentine’s is upon us. At Oasis, we
The “rough sex” defence was outlawed on Monday 6 July 2020 in England and Wales. The amendment forms part of
In 2020, we are not only facing a global crisis caused by the Coronavirus pandemic, but we continue to face
We are delighted to announce that Margate-based Counter Editions are producing a three-colour lithograph print by artist Tracey Emin, who
Our Early Intervention & Prevention team has found ways to support children and young people remotely, from drawing pictures together
Last year Oasis was 25 years old. Our Fundraising Manager Loukia Michael looks at the history of refuges for women,