Walk for Women ♀
Haringey Council is currently focusing on support for women, securing funding for outreach to sex workers in Fore Street as part of its Walk for Women ♀ project.
Haringey Council secured £5,000 in October 2025 from the Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) critical incident fund to enhance outreach support for women engaged in on-street sex work in the Fore Street area. This funding was revealed during a Community Safety Partnership meeting on 22 October 2025.
The allocation aims to address the increased vulnerability of women working on the street, following a tragic homicide in August. This initiative aligns with the Walk for Women ♀ project's broader goal to raise awareness and support for women. No further council discussions or decisions regarding the project are currently scheduled.
Key facts
- Haringey Council secured £5,000 from the Violence Reduction Unit critical incident fund in October 2025. Source
- The funding is for outreach support for women engaged in on-street sex work in the Fore Street area. Source
- This allocation was revealed at a Community Safety Partnership meeting on 22 October 2025. Source
- It aims to address increased vulnerability following a tragic homicide in August. Source
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