Strategic Partnerships Leverage Women's Aid national brand and 170-member network to propose co-branded campaigns and sponsorship packages with corporate partners and grant makers. The This Is Not Right campaign and recent collaborations demonstrate appetite for national-level partnerships; offer a turnkey partner program, sponsorship tiers, and impact reporting to drive funding for survivor services and youth education.

Digital Campaigns Opportunity to sell a digital fundraising and advocacy stack: analytics, audience segmentation, social ad management, and a centralized media kit for live chat, survivor resources, and campaigns. Their tech usage includes Facebook Pixel and TikTok, suggesting readiness for performance marketing. Propose managed services and integrations with CIPHR and Office 365 for donor communications and campaign automation.

Member Network As a federation of 170 organisations, they need a secure, scalable platform to coordinate services, training, and compliance across the network. A centralized CRM and knowledge hub integrated with CIPHR and Office 365 could unlock cross-org referrals, shared fundraising efforts, and standardized reporting.

Funding Enablement They actively pursue funding, including youth ambassador programs and government-level campaigns. Position as a fundraising consultancy partner to help with grant writing, donor engagement, impact measurement, and multi-year sponsorships to sustain domestic abuse services.

Data Security With Cloudflare, oEmbed, and a distributed network of partner organisations, there is demand for secure data sharing, privacy compliance, and vendor risk management. Offer a packaged security and data governance service for NGOs and federations, plus training on data handling and reporting.