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Promoting equality, diversity and inclusion Established in 1992, the Charlton Athletic Race and Equality Partnership (CARE) uses sports and arts to build links within communities. It creates fun and informal platforms for interaction and communication between groups and individuals who might not otherwise have normally associated with each other - helping to build positive relationships and a sense of community. The project is now managed by Charlton Athletic Community Trust. It is directed by an advisory group, which is jointly chaired by…

CESI is a charitable organisation established in 2007 in response to the needs of the Nepalese Community within the Royal Borough of Greenwich, London. The overall aim of this project is to facilitate the integration of the Nepalese community people into the Royal Borough of Greenwich broader community through targeted support to enhance employability skills, help increase access to local level services including health services provided by the statutory and voluntary organizations. The project also aims to reduce isolation of the elderly people.…

Our primary goal is creating stable families as a result of training and education for women on marital and family health issues that generates sustainable marital union and the overall family health and well-being. Our overall aim is achieving stable and balanced families that generate stable societies with children/youths less prone to anti-social behaviours and moral decadence.

The Deborah Ubee Trust aims to promote emotional health by provide counselling and one to one therapy for individuals, couples and groups who are otherwise unable to access it, within the London boroughs of Greenwich, Lewisham, Bexley, Bromley, Lambeth, Southwark, Newham and Tower Hamlets. We also aim to provide training in counselling and access to a range of holistic treatments, and to raise awareness on mental health issues. The service is for all ages and for all issues.

DAS is an out of hours service providing additional access to emergency support and care available for women and children when normal statutory and voluntary services are closed. The DAS provides move on accommodation and specialist on-going support for all vulnerable women and children and those from Black, Asian and other ethinc backgrounds affected by domestic abuse. Out of Hours Times: 5pm on week days until 9;00am 24 hours on Saturday and Sunday 24 hours on public…

FORWARD (Foundation of Women's Health Research and Development) is the African women-led women's rights organisation working to end violence against women and girls. We provide specialist advice and support on domestic abuse, sexual violence, female genital mutilation, forced marriage, and other harmful practices in a culturally appropriate, non-judgemental and safe environment. For over 30 years, we continue to speak to safeguard the rights and dignity of BME (black, minority and ethnic) women and girls, wherever they live and regardless of immigration…

GDVA provides safe and secure temporary accommodation for women and for children fleeing domestic violence in or outside their homes. Provides outreach support, general advice and information, counselling service and specific services for children living in the refuge. We aim to increase public awareness of domestic abuse so that the norm in our society is to recognise and challenge abusive behaviour. We’ll do this by providing information and support, by training professionals on how to provide and signpost support, and by using our resources to provide…

Advice and support agency for women in Greenwich, providing crisis support for women experiencing domestic and sexual abuse, or for women needing urgent practical advice, as well as support groups, counselling and training. All our services are free. They  offer free and confidential advocacy, counselling, 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…

The Her Centre is running free weekly beginner English classes for Women for whom English is a second language. Sessions start again on Tuesday 15th January 2019, 10am to 12pm for 12 Weeks at: The Clockhouse Community Centre, SE18 5QL. If you would like more information please call the Her Centre on 020 3260 7715 or on the contact details below.

Her Centre, a women’s advice service based in Greenwich, provides advocacy for women who have experienced domestic/sexual violence. We are seeking a one day a week volunteer ESOL Teacher to work with our growing women only classes in Woolwich Dockyard. Would you like to help our women’s only adult classes to learn English? Can you spare a couple of hours a week? Are you passionate about empowering people to develop themselves? Would you like to work with a group of lively, enthusiastic, and keen to…