“I know there are lots of women like me who aren’t able to get the help they need. Although I am still angry about what happened to me, I want to be a good mother and make something of my life. I think I am getting there.”
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Capital Exploits: A Study of Prostitution and Trafficking in London published on 7th June examines changing trends and patterns in prostitution and trafficking for the purposes of prostitution across London….
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“She’s not a counsellor and she’s not a professional. She’s someone who really understands and is alw… read more
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Molly, 38 from London
Molly* says… “When I was 38, I was raped and beaten by my boyfriend. He turned my life upside down and it… read more
Maria, 23 from Greater London
Maria* says… “I first came to Eaves’ Scarlet Centre just before Christmas after my boyfriend’s friend… read more
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Stand Up for Women Great Success
7th June 2013
Thank you to all the comedians who gave their time for free on Tuesday the 4th June Stand Up for Women. The e… read more
Capital Exploits
7th June 2013
Capital Exploits: A Study of Prostitution and Trafficking in London published today examines changing trends … read more
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Run to the Beat for Eaves
On Sunday 8th September 2013, 18,500 runners will be taking to the streets of London for this year’s Run to the Beat London’s rocking half marathon that incorporates live music and DJs along the way. This is no ordinary half marathon. Run to the Beat is based on research tha… read more
