What is the Northamptonshire Women's Charter?

The Northamptonshire Women's Charter is a pledge signed by 42 organizations to prevent violence against women and girls by listening to female workers' concerns and creating safer, more inclusive workplaces.

Who initiated the Northamptonshire Women's Charter?

The Northamptonshire Women's Charter was part of a call to action by Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Danielle Stone to create safer, more inclusive workplaces.

What support will organizations receive for signing the charter?

Organizations that sign the charter will receive specialist survey support, training packages, and information to help them respond effectively to women's safety concerns.

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42 Firms Pledge Safety for Women & Girls

4 Feb

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Summary

Over 40 organizations signed the Northamptonshire Women's Charter.
Pledge focuses on listening to female workers' concerns.
Goal is to create safer, more inclusive workplaces.

42 Firms Pledge Safety for Women & Girls

Forty-two organizations across Northamptonshire have committed to enhancing safety for women and girls by signing the Northamptonshire Women's Charter (NWC). This significant pledge includes businesses, local councils, and Northampton Town Football Club.

The NWC is a direct response to a call for action by Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Danielle Stone, aiming to cultivate safer and more inclusive work environments. Alison Farr of Northamptonshire Business Crime Partnership Ltd emphasized the importance of respect and safety for all employees.

Commissioner Stone highlighted that the 42 signatories are eager to actively contribute to improving safety. She encouraged more employers to join this movement, utilize the available free resources, and help establish a county where women's safety is a collective duty. Participants will receive specialized survey support, training, and informational resources to effectively address women's safety concerns.