🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 Her Centre’s powerful film, I Am Bigger than the Noise, has been entered into the prestigious Smiley Charity Film Awards! (Click Here for Flyer) This is a wonderful opportunity for Her Centre to gain recognition for 27 years of hard work and dedication to supporting women and their families in escaping…
Legal Advice and Support to Deal with Abuse: Greenwich Domestic Abuse One-Stop-Shop offers legal guidance and support for individuals dealing with abuse. We welcome all women, regardless of sexual orientation (Lesbian, Straight, Bi-Sexual, and Trans). Men experiencing abuse can seek assistance from Respect at their website: https://www.respect.org.uk/. Our Domestic Abuse Drop-In provides practical and emotional…
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…
Her Centre, Won the Greenwich Business Award for Workforce Development: Last Friday Her Centre won the Greenwich Business Award for Workforce Development, which recognised how we train and develop our staff team as well as look after them with external supervision and our well being hour. The award includes a year’s membership to the South…
Thriving Young People Programme: A Partnership of Cultural and Support Services linked to new Greenwich Youth Life Coach The Programme Offers: A new Youth Live Well Coach offering social prescribing, to take up social, sports activities or specialist support. Her Centre support for girls who have experienced abuse, providing safety planning, learning on abuse and…
Our film, “Brave New World” won first prize in the Bertha DocHouse competition It has been announced on @BerthaDocHouse Twitter and Instagram. BRAVE NEW WORLD explores how the pandemic offered Tanasha an opportunity to reflect on life. Watch in full here: https://bit.ly/39x9Sgi – Twitter https://bit.ly/2JoQzuL – Instagram