I find it deeply odd how some posters persist in framing this as either supporting Posie or attacking VAGW services.
I understand the defensiveness from inside the sector because I've been in a similar position myself, but I found it just makes you look like you've got something to hide when you haven't.
I'll tell you what I support: women's services for women. Unambiguously,
unequivocally, unapologetically for women.
We've clearly lost them. No blame, just a fact.And now someone has stepped up to do something about it.
I think they're going to need a lot of qualities to pull it off: clear sightedness, tenacity, courage, great communicator, Perhaps most of all they'll need to be someone who isn't afraid to upset people, including some of the experts.
I assume they will need knowledge or expertise of the sector - or they will need to work with, or pass the funds onto people who have it. So I imagine they're going to need some inside support, not from everyone but from some.
They will need project management skills, or again they will need to work with or pass the funds on to the right people.
They will also need a plan and, if they're asking for money they will need to make large parts of that plan public, not straight away but soon. I think 'Ask me if you've any questions' might do for now but not for long. That's a concern for me although I'm willing to park it for now.
And if anyone still chooses to read that as supporting a personality or wanting to hurt vulnerable women then I really don't think there is anything further to say to them.