New artwork goes on display in Women’s Aid office

Women’s Aid in Newtownabbey has been presented with a mosaic artwork for their office in Glengormley.
Womens Aid Community Resettlement Worker Grace McGurk (centre), volunteer Annette Gibney (left) and Floating Support Worker Emma Craig with the new mosaic.Womens Aid Community Resettlement Worker Grace McGurk (centre), volunteer Annette Gibney (left) and Floating Support Worker Emma Craig with the new mosaic.
Womens Aid Community Resettlement Worker Grace McGurk (centre), volunteer Annette Gibney (left) and Floating Support Worker Emma Craig with the new mosaic.

The artwork, originally from Women’s Aid in Carrickfergus, was presented at an event held at the charity’s base on Carnmoney Road.

Grace McGurk, Community Resettlement Worker, said: “We are delighted to accept this beautiful artwork and for what it signifies; an abused woman’s journey through her life towards a life free from domestic abuse. One in four women will suffer domestic violence in their lifetime, be it physical, sexual, emotional, psychological or financial.

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“Anyone living with abuse is not to blame for the abuse, nor are they on their own as support is available from a variety of agencies.”

Women’s Aid provides information and support to those living with abuse.

For further details call 07851 966517, 07821 402024, or call the 24hr Domestic Violence Helpline on 0808 8021414.