Volunteer ESOL Teacher Needed – Women’s Classes: Her Centre, a women’s advice service based in Greenwich, is looking for a volunteer ESOL teacher to join our growing women-only English classes in Woolwich Dockyard. We support women who have experienced domestic and sexual abuse, and your help could make a real difference. Would you like to help women build confidence in speaking, reading, and…
Empowering Educators: Delivering Effective Healthy Relationship Education Equip your staff with essential tools and strategies to deliver impactful Relationship and Sex Education (RSE) sessions aligned with government guidelines. Our FREE training is designed for teachers and support staff to confidently facilitate meaningful conversations, challenge harmful attitudes, and engage students effectively. Why This Training is Crucial?…
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.
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? …
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…
Join Our Women’s Community Group: Are you looking to connect with other women in your community? Do you want to learn new skills, share experiences, and enjoy some conversation over hot drinks and biscuits? (See Flyer) Venue: Clockhouse Community Centre – SE18 5QL When: Every Monday Timing: 10 am to 12 pm Please note that there are no…
ABOUT EVAW: The End Violence Against Women Coalition (EVAW) is a leading coalition of more than 150 specialist women’s support services, researchers, NGOs, and other experts working to end violence against women and girls in all its forms. Snapshot report looks in detail at the current contexts and developments impacting VAWG in the UK; analysing…
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…
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…
Amazing Women Working Locally to Tackle Violence Against Women and Girls! Julia Ssengooba, Development Officer at the HER Centre (pictured, seated at the centre) Julia works for the HER Centre, a local organisation which supports women who’ve experienced domestic and sexual abuse. “I would like to see men educated on…