March 8th marks International Women's Day, a day dedicated to celebrating the strength, resilience, and triumph of women worldwide. At Llamau, this day holds special significance as we continue our crucial work with amazing women throughout Wales. Today, we invite you to join us in commemorating the achievements made possible by your steadfast support, particularly through Llamau's transformative IRIS Programme. Read more
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Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV) holds significant importance for the LGBTQ+ Community, and especially for young transgender people, as it serves as a powerful platform for recognition, validation, and support. Read more
We acknowledge the challenging decisions that the Welsh Government has had to confront in light of the budget settlement. Nevertheless, we have significant concerns regarding the potential implications this will have Read more
In the heart of Caerphilly, Llamau's Safer Caerphilly Centre stands as a vital resource and beacon of hope for individuals facing domestic abuse and trauma. It really is a multi-agency centre where we encourage other services to provide drop in surgeries including support for legal, money management, wellbeing and much more. Read more
As Mark Drakeford transitions from his role as First Minister, Llamau remains steadfast in its commitment to continue the crucial work initiated during his tenure. Read more
Today, the 25th of November, marks the beginning of the 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence with White Ribbon Day. White Ribbon Day, is an incredibly important day for Llamau as we work to raise awareness of how our staff and services are working to #ChangeTheStory by supporting women and young girls who have experienced domestic abuse and violence. Read more
In recognition of Llamau's pivotal role in embodying the values of the Nation of Sanctuary, we were delighted to facilitate one of the evidence collecting sessions during the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees' (UNHCR) official visit to Wales. Read more
Welsh Minister for Finance and Local Government, Rebecca Evans MS, recently made a significant visit to Tŷ Pride in Rhyl, Wales. Read more
The experience of being homeless goes beyond the absence of a physical shelter; it penetrates the very core of your well-being, often leaving long lasting scars on mental health. Read more
We sat down with Emma, a dedicated Unison branch secretary, to understand the reasons behind Unison’s support for Llamau's fundraising efforts. Read more
Sam Austin, Deputy CEO comments on the release of the latest Welsh Government Homelessness Figures Read more
Pride month is very important to all of us here at Llamau and we wanted to take this opportunity to share a bit about our Ty Pride project… Read more
This June, we are honouring the life and legacy of Laurence Brophy, one of Llamau's most ardent supporters. Laurence, or Laurie as he was affectionately known, was a tireless fundraiser and advocate for our organisation, dedicating his time and resources to support young people and women experiencing homelessness in Wales. Read more
Over the past year, Llamau collaborated closely with the Welsh Government, to provide evidence to the Children, Young People and Education Committee, and subsequently inform the “If not now, then when? Radical reform for care experienced children and young people” report. Read the full report here. Read more
This International Women’s Day, we find out more about Llamau’s women’s services by talking to Kirstie Addleton who joined Llamau in October 2022 as Head of Service for Domestic Abuse and Gender-Specific Services. Read more
Specialist domestic violence and abuse training, support and referral programme for General Practices IRIS has been commissioned for year-two funding across Blaenau Gwent, Newport, Caerphilly and Torfaen. In Gwent, IRIS is delivered by Llamau. Read more
Looking for a meaningful way to help end homelessness in 2023? The New Year is a great time to take on a new challenge and make a real difference in the lives of the people we support. Take inspiration from 5 of our best charity fundraising events, from hiking across Wales, running marathons, jumping out of planes, and much more. Read more
Youth Homelessness is a complex social issue with those at risk difficult to identify at first. It can often stem from a young person being exposed to difficult social settings, family conflicts, to becoming less engaged in school activities. Read more
Tackling homelessness is a cause close to Philip’s heart, having seen the impact in his youth. He decided to use his Slow Cycle Ride Around Wales to raise awareness of the issues and to raise funds to support Llamau’s work to prevent young people experiencing homelessness. Read more
Since 2017, Laurence raised more than £14,000 to support young people and women experiencing homelessness in Wales. Read more
That’s why we are thrilled to be delivering the new programme Jobs Growth Wales+, bringing to life the Welsh governments Young Person’s Guarantee, which promises everyone under the age of 25 the offer of support to gain access to education, training or to find employment. Read more
We must change the narrative we use when talking about domestic abuse Read more