To engage, enable and empower women to move away from abuse, and to move forward with their lives

Greenwich Domestic Abuse One Stop Shop – Free Legal Advice & Support

Her Centre provides a Domestic Abuse Drop-In service at three locations across Greenwich.

These sessions offer practical and emotional support, including:

Advice from a Domestic Abuse Advocate

Free Family Law guidance from a qualified solicitor

All women are welcome – including lesbian, straight, bi-sexual, and trans women.
Men experiencing abuse can seek support through Respect.

For full details including times and locations, see our 👉 Flyer

 


Welcome to Her Centre

We offer free and confidential advocacy, counselling (only for Her Centre’s high risk clients), weekly drop in, advice and training in the following areas:

  • Domestic abuse & violence
  • Rape & sexual abuse
  • Young women’s relationship abuse
  • Legal issues (signpost)
  • Health and Wellbeing
  • Language skills
  • Immigration (signposting to specialist)
  • Emergency housing (relating to domestic violence)

 

Our IDSVA service has developed to become the heart of the Her Centre. To learn more about our service framework and referral pathways please see the attached policy:

Events

Her Centre’s Activity Timetable – April 2025

Her Centre’s Activity Timetable: Our Activities Timetable for the next two months. (See Flyer) For more about Her Centre’s Activities & Groups please call Julia on 02032607715 / 07960 755191 or email Julia@hercentre.org.

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Her Centre’s ESOL Classes – Now at Two Locations!

Her Centre’s ESOL Classes – Now at Two Locations! 📢 We are pleased to announce that our Beginner’s English classes for women will be running at two locations from 22nd April 2025. These classes provide a safe and friendly space for women to learn and improve their English. 🗓️ When?           …

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History of the Her Centre

History of Her Centre: Her Centre has always been a women’s advice and advocacy service providing training and one to one support to women, since we began in 1997. Mainly providing training and support groups for women in our early days, we were in Hare Street off Powis St. In 2008, after funding cuts, there…

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Our Impact

Referrals from 2024 to 2025

From Women experiencing Domestic & Sexual Abuse

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