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Harmful Changes to Support Provisions for Migrant Victims of Domestic Abuse: Southall Black Sisters (SBS) are gravely concerned about the changes to the Migrant Victims Domestic Abuse Concession (MVDAC) – formerly called the Destitute Domestic Violence Concession (DDVC) – currently due on 12 Feb 2024. The MVDAC will grant partners of worker and student visa…
International Women’s Day: HER VOICE Hosted & Co-Produced by Linda Moylan, Louise Hatch & Mycenae House. Featuring the talents of local women artists, musicians, poets, storytellers, and speakers – Jaelee Small, Dayo Ade, Louise Hatch, Clara Gatti Comini, Linda Moylan, Blues Spirit Blues, Jo Girdlestone, Jade Ruby Foreman, and Shy Poets. A Concert in Celebration…
Navigating My Sea: Reconnect with yourself and enjoy self-expression through Art! (See Leaflet) The National Maritime Museum in partnership with the Her Centre are offering a Free Online Course. Join us for a series of 6 Workshops that will creatively explore processes of drawing, creative writing, and textiles. Led by artist Nicole Morris. The sessions…
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.
Talking Together Class: Talking Together Class new batch, starting again on 10th January 2024 at Clockhouse Community Centre, Woolwich Dockyard Estate – SE18 5QL. (Talking Together Flyer) For further information contact Julia at 020 3260 7715 / 07960 755191 or email julia@hercentre.org. Note: No classes during School Holidays and the Creche facility is available.
ESOL Class: ESOL Class new batch started again on the 9th of January 2024 at Clockhouse Community Centre, Woolwich Dockyard Estate – SE18 5QL. (See ESOL Flyer) For further information contact Julia at 020 3260 7715 / 07960 755191 or email julia@hercentre.org. Note: No classes during School Holidays and the Creche facility is available.
Parenting Course: Her Centre now is offering a programme to support mothers with children who are displaying problematic behaviours as a result of living with domestic abuse. (Flyer). Our programme will support parents at their level of need and provide the tools and strategies that can be used to improve parenting capacity in a safe and welcoming environment. The Parenting Programme runs for 5 sessions…
February is LGBTQ+ History Month and the council is celebrating with events all month in Greenwich Borough Libraries. Activities include crafts, reading groups, and children’s story time, and will explore the theme of #UnderTheScope, celebrating the contribution of LGBTQ+ people to medicine and healthcare. Libraries across the Borough: Libraries – Click Here
The Royal Borough of Greenwich is joining workplaces across the country to celebrate Race Equality Week. From the 5th to the 11th of February is Race Equalities Week and Her Centre is taking the Race Equalities Matters challenge of 5 minutes in 5 days to Listen Act and Change. Her Centre champions diversity as it…
Greenwich Survivors Steering Group (Flyer) The Steering Group Has Two Main Roles: • To review the service plans and delivery by the two key providers Her Centre and GDVA. • To campaign and give feedback to Greenwich statutory services on how they affect women who are leaving abuse. In recognition of your time, we offer…