Latin American Womens Aid operates as a private-limited-guarant-nsc-limited-exemption, established in 1997, and currently active. The company’s primary focus is providing comprehensive support services to Latin American women facing domestic violence, trauma, and challenging circumstances. LAWA is the sole provider of refuges in Europe, offering a safe and secure environment for women seeking protection and assistance. The organization’s services encompass a broad range of critical support, including individual counselling, group therapy, and crisis intervention. LAWA also provides tailored housing solutions and immigration advice, assisting women in navigating complex legal and bureaucratic processes. LAWA’s operations are rooted in a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by Latin American women, recognizing the systemic barriers to their well-being. The company’s international presence is significant, with a dedicated team operating across Europe. Currently, LAWA is classified as a “skilled worker” and holds a “worker (A rating)” status, indicating a commitment to providing high-quality, specialized support. The company’s SIC industry classification includes “Social Work,” “Housing,” “Immigration,” and “Legal Services.”

Latin American Womens Aid operates as a private-limited-guarant-nsc-limited-exemption, established in 1997, and currently active. The company’s primary focus is providing comprehensive support services to Latin American women facing domestic violence, trauma, and challenging circumstances. LAWA is the sole provider of refuges in Europe, offering a safe and secure environment for women seeking protection and assistance. The organization’s services encompass a broad range of critical support, including individual counselling, group therapy, and crisis intervention. LAWA also provides tailored housing solutions and immigration advice, assisting women in navigating complex legal and bureaucratic processes. LAWA’s operations are rooted in a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by Latin American women, recognizing the systemic barriers to their well-being. The company’s international presence is significant, with a dedicated team operating across Europe. Currently, LAWA is classified as a “skilled worker” and holds a “worker (A rating)” status, indicating a commitment to providing high-quality, specialized support. The company’s SIC industry classification includes “Social Work,” “Housing,” “Immigration,” and “Legal Services.”