Since 2003, we’ve been working to improve the health and wellbeing of disadvantaged and vulnerable women and their families across Derbyshire.
Here's how we do it...
We provide a range of educational workshops, confidence courses, life- skills, street outreach, food parcels, one to one support, mentoring, chaperone service, health interventions, counselling, drop-ins, coffee morning, trips & outings, parenting support, domestic abuse programme, legal advice and any other intervention we can, to support women experiencing emotional, social, addiction and mental health issues.
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Sexual health interventions were carried out including screenings, contraception and sexual education.
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Of women on our domestic abuse programme had a positive experience and 91% would recommend us.
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We help individuals by providing support, information and advice to women with complex needs.
Supporting women and their families that need it the most
We provide a range of educational workshops, confidence courses, life- skills, street outreach, food parcels, one to one support, mentoring, chaperone service...
Who we are
Women's Work is a national award winning charity passionate about improving the lives of vulnerable women and their families
Our services are targeted at women who have complex and multifaceted needs, including those affected by drug and alcohol misuse, women offenders, women exploited through sexual exploitation and those fleeing domestic abuse.
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Being “1 in a Million” – positive change for abused women.
In March 2015 I wrote an article called The ‘1 in 4’: Men! Why are we not angry about the shocking reality of violence towards women? highlighting in stark terms the extent…
We help women escape the cycle of abuse and fear to become empowered women in control of their future.
Real stories from empowered women
Since 2003, we’ve been working to improve the health and wellbeing of disadvantaged and vulnerable women. Here's what some of them have to say...
