The Pankhurst Trust (Incorporating Manchester Women's Aid)
Working together to empower and inspire //
The Pankhurst Trust brings together Manchester Women’s Aid and the Pankhurst Centre. We work together to ensure the powerful story of the women who won the vote continues to inspire us all to challenge gender inequality, and to ensure that those suffering from domestic violence and abuse get the confidential help they need.
How we can help you
Everyone deserves to live a life free from fear. Discover how Manchester Women’s Aid can help you:
I need someone to talk to
Get free confidential advice, find somewhere safe to stay or talk to one of our teams. Get help today.
- Call 0161 660 7999 Manchester Women's Aid office hours 9:30 - 19:00
- Call 0808 2000 247 24/7 National Domestic Abuse Helpline
LATEST NEWS
Change can be difficult for us all; transition involves loss and uncertainty. Refugees understand this more than most. Being forced to flee your country to seek safety means
Launching on Monday 3rd October, is Eliza: A Robot Story, a fiction podcast that confronts listeners with questions around evolving technology, gender dynamics and coercive control.
In partnership with Crowd
Read what we’ve been up to in our first year from our 2021/2022 annual report.
The Pankhurst Trust, in partnership with GM4Women2028, facilitate the Women & Girls’ Equality
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What are YOU doing with YOUR Thursday? WE'RE opening up the museum for visitors, so why not come and visit US today? Open from 11am to 4pm, explore the home of the radical Pankhurst women and bask in the glory of our garden oasis! Book a ticket here : https://t.co/BaReB4dZ5e https://t.co/36qHQpbRv5
Bodyguard. Suffragette. Campaigner. Crown Jewel Smasher. find out about this glorious woman at our special evening event here at The Pank. Ticket £10 per person. All our events fundraise for the museum. Book tickets here: https://t.co/jWO8JHtJFO https://t.co/4oXveNL1hD
Our final Green campaigner is Wangari Maathai, an activist from Kenya. In 1977 she started the Green Belt Movement teaching people how their actions hurt the environment and encouraging communities to work together to change this. She was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004. https://t.co/gb8L8vbXvm -
Just a reminder that our small but perfectly formed museum is open for YOU to explore on Thursday and Sundays, 11am to 4pm (last entry at 3!). Book your tickets here: https://t.co/BaReB4dZ5e https://t.co/x5c6sHAlDa
It’s Sunday and it’s the last day of our Going Green Half Term. Make a Wildflower Seed Bomb Necklace, explore our GORGEOUS garden with a special garden trail & the museum is open for you to find out about the Fabulous Pankhursts. Book tickets here: https://t.co/pdduRQlRPW https://t.co/SE4jcrmqaW
Our scientist today is Mary Agnes Chase, (plant scientist). She discovered thousands of new species of grass & figured out which grasses were best to feed livestock. She also protested for women’s rights to the vote in the USA (even when her employer threatened to fire her!) https://t.co/GOdxYI41rG