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Hello, I’m Rosie,
founder of Third

Discover 4 ways your organisation can support Third

1. Workshops

When you book a workshop, you directly fund free access to Third for every woman who needs it. Every pound goes back into building a safer, stronger product. Each session is delivered by Third Founder, Rosie, and can be tailored for remote or in-person delivery depending on what works best for your teams.

More info about our workshops can be found here.

  • A focused session on what meaningful prevention looks like and what the new duty requires from employers in practice.

    What this session delivers

    • A clear explanation of the preventative duty and how “reasonable steps” are assessed

    • Insight into how workplace culture shapes reporting, silence and risk

    • Where organisations commonly fall short

    • The connection between leadership behaviour and legal exposure

    Participants leave with

    • Clarity on their responsibilities

    • Confidence to address issues earlier

    • A stronger understanding of organisational risk points

    • Clear next steps to strengthen prevention and accountability

  • Specialist training for HR, senior leaders and line managers to strengthen employer response to domestic abuse and wider duty of care.

    What this session delivers

    • How to recognise signs of domestic abuse without making assumptions

    • How to respond to a disclosure in a way that is safe, boundaried and supportive

    • Clarity on confidentiality, safeguarding and organisational responsibility

    • The intersection between domestic abuse, performance, absence and risk

    Participants leave with

    • Confidence to handle disclosures appropriately

    • Clear understanding of what is - and is not - the employer’s role

    • Language to have difficult conversations safely

    • Practical steps to strengthen internal response pathways

  • A strategic exploration of how VAWG intersects with workplace safety, culture, leadership and retention and why organisations can’t afford to treat it as a “personal issue”.

    What this session delivers

    • A clear link between gender-based violence and workplace impact

    • Insight into how culture, power and inequality show up at work

    • Space for senior reflection and honest conversation

    • Options for panels, keynote talks or facilitated discussions

    Participants leave with

    • A deeper understanding of their organisation’s role

    • Greater awareness across leadership and teams

    • The confidence to name issues that are often avoided

    • A starting point for building a culture that does not look away

2. Help her find us

Become an Advocate for Women’s Safety
If your organisation offers a women-facing product or service, you can help women 
discover Third discreetly. 

We work with brands to place a small QR code on packaging, products or touch points - a quiet, safe route for a woman to find support without needing to ask.

3. Make your space safe for her

Purchase an on-site Activation Kit
We co-brand posters with your organisation, each containing a discreet 
QR code that links women straight to Third. Place them in women’s changing rooms, 
GP practices, leisure centres, universities - anywhere women might look for safe, private information.

4. Help us reach our target

Individual Donations
Every contribution directly supports the build and safeguarding of Third. If you believe women deserve better systems, this is a practical way to help make it happen.

Group & Corporate Donations 
Whether you’ve fundraised through an event or workplace challenge - or want to make a larger donation - we’d love to work with you. We’ll acknowledge your support across our social channels (and beyond) recognising your role in bringing Third to life.

Your donations help to:

  • Keep Third free at the point of access for every woman who needs it.

  • Build and improve new features that respond to real-world feedback and emerging risks.

  • Reach more women through awareness campaigns, partnerships and community outreach.