Her Centre Parenting Programme – Women only – this course supports women to gain and develop a better understanding of parenting. The 10 week course helps mothers/carers to create positive relationships with children, and to address challenging behaviours. The course is based on the Mental Health Trust Non-Violent Resistance model and allows mothers/carers to share their…
Butterfly Programme – Domestic Abuse Awareness for Victims – this is a programme of 10 sessions for women who want to learn and understand about the nature of domestic abuse. The programme helps women to come to terms with the effects of domestic abuse and to recognise signs of abuse in subsequent relationships. The programme covers…
Confidence Building: Available for all women in the Greenwich Borough. Every Wednesday from the 19th June 2019 for 4 Weeks at YMCA, SE18 5QG. – See leaflet. For more information contact Julia on 020 3260 7772 or 07976 128063.
Training & Information Day on 10th May 2019 at YMCA, SE18 5QG. For more information contact Julia on 020 3260 7772 or 07976 128063. – See leaflet .
About Maternity Rights of Working Women on 25th June 2019 at YMCA, SE18 5QG. For more information contact Julia on 020 3260 7715 or 07976 128063. See leaflet .
New Benefits Drop-in Service at Clockhouse Community Centre: Clockhouse Community Centre, working with the Her Centre, CAB, Greenwich Housing Rights, Lewisham Refugee Network, Greenwich CDA and Advocacy now are running a weekly benefits advice drop in hub for those struggling with Universal Credit claims or who have rent arrears of payment issues with Universal Credit. For more info…
Her Centre runs Basic English classes for women only, good for women with little or no English, a good preparation for more formal English classes and an effective way to meet women and learn about local services for women. See our News and Events page (here) for next classes.The next ESOL class will commence on 30th April 2019. Please…
In our work we see women who have experienced abuse both from a partner or ex -partner, but also from strangers. Government needs to address the rising levels of sexual harassment that women experience in late night bars and clubs, making these venues comfortable and enjoyable for everyone. This can be done by changing licensing…
The cross-government definition of domestic violence and abuse is: Any incident or pattern of incidents of controlling, coercive, threatening behaviour, violence or abuse between those aged 16 or over who are, or have been, intimate partners or family members regardless of gender or sexuality. The abuse can encompass, but is not limited to: psychological physical…
Breaking the Cycle of Abuse is on 8th of October 2019 at YMCA, SE18 5QG. For more Information, contact Julia on 020 3260 7715 or 07960 755 191. (See Leaflet) As well as public Open Forums, we organise a highly popular Multi-Cultural Holiday Celebration every year to give women a fun opportunity to get involved in and contribute to community life.…