Cyber / Tech Stalking Training & Support Officer

Cyber/Tech Stalking Training & Support Officer Female

Location: Leeds based with some travel in West Yorkshire (hybrid working available)

Salary: £33,000 per annum (£16,500 pro rata)

Be part of something that keeps people safer in the digital world.

Every click, post and message can be used to connect: but for victim-survivors of stalking, technology can also be used to harm.

At Safer Steps, we're turning that around.

This new role will put you at the heart of an innovative partnership across West Yorkshire that's changing how we respond to stalking, especially online and tech-based abuse. You'll use your digital know-how and understanding of safeguarding and trauma-informed support to make a real difference: supporting Independent Stalking Advocates and other frontline workers to keep people safer, strengthen safety planning, and build confidence in tackling cyberstalking.

You'll help victim-survivors understand and reclaim their tech, train professionals to spot digital risks, and share your expertise to shape safer, smarter systems of support. We're looking for someone curious, practical and compassionate: someone who believes technology should empower, not endanger. You don't need to be a cybersecurity specialist, but you do need to know and love technology, understand how tech abuse often occurs within relational and family contexts and have a desire to help others make sense of tech and have the confidence to explain it clearly.

If you want to use your skills for something that genuinely matters, where every training session, every conversation, and every solved problem helps make people safer, we'd love to hear from you.

Safer Steps - support to stay safe from stalking is a new inclusive specialist service for people affected by stalking delivered by the West Yorkshire Stalking Support Hub (WYSSH). WYSSH is led by Leeds Women's Aid (LWA), in partnership with Staying Put, WomenCentre, and Pennine Domestic Abuse Partnership (PDAP).

To apply or find out more, visit

To arrange an informal conversation please contact in the first instance.

The closing date is 9.00am on Monday 26th October 2026.

Interviews will be held on Wednesday 4th November 2026.

This post is open to women only under the Equality Act 2010, Schedule 9, Part 1.

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© 2026 Women's Aid Federation of England - Women's Aid is a company limited by guarantee registered in England No: 3171880.

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Salary: £33,000 per annum (£16,500 pro rata)
Be part of something that keeps people safer in the digital world.
Every click, post and message can be used to connect: but for victim-survivors of stalking, technology can also be used to harm.
At Safer Steps, we're turning that around.
This new role will put you at the heart of an innovative partnership across West Yorkshire that's changing how we respond to stalking, especially online and tech-based abuse. You'll use your digital know-how and understanding of safeguarding and trauma informed support to make a real difference: supporting Independent Stalking Advocates and other frontline workers to keep people safer, strengthen safety planning, and build confidence in tackling cyberstalking.
You'll help victim-survivors understand and reclaim their tech, train professionals to spot digital risks, and share your expertise to shape safer, smarter systems of support. We're looking for someone curious, practical and compassionate: someone who believes technology should empower, not endanger. You don't need to be a cybersecurity specialist, but you do need to know and love technology, understand how tech abuse often occurs within relational and family contexts and have a desire to help others make sense of tech and have the confidence to explain it clearly.
If you want to use your skills for something that genuinely matters, where every training session, every conversation, and every solved problem helps make people safer, we'd love to hear from you.
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© 2026 Women's Aid Federation of England - Women's Aid is a company limited by guarantee registered in England No: 3171880.