Commited to supporting vulnerable women and their families
Women’s Work is extremely grateful for the contribution of volunteers who help us in various ways.
Whether that's providing support in the office, helping with our street outreach sessions, helping to facilitate group sessions or accompanying our women to various appointments and training courses, each and every one of our volunteers is vital to what we do on a daily basis.
Developing key life skills
Being a volunteer is a great way to gain skills and experience which can help with securing future employment.
Many of our volunteers say that being a volunteer is much more than just ‘giving something back’, they feel part of a family and it has helped improve their social life and sense of wellbeing. 50% of our staff team started here as volunteers.
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At the end of the programme I feel able to say 100% that there will be no future re- offending for me. I am now positively focussed, re-housed, I have successfully reduced my alcohol in-take.
Member – The Turn Around
I have been given so many new opportunities since I have been at Women’s Work. My eyes have been opened!
Empowered Women
After doing the Anger Management programme, I am now able to walk away from situations rather than hurt someone
Member – Anger Management
No words can describe the impact Women’s work has had on me. From the sessions, to the incredible staff – you are all unbelievably amazing. Thanks so much.
Member – Women’s Work Heart
The Change Programme has given me an understanding of life, relationships, the world, myself and empowerment. I felt heard and not judged, and also felt a deep self-realisation and knowledge of self
Member – Change Programme
I joined because I have always volunteered in one way or another and given my time, but I always wanted to do something that was personal to me. If facilities like Women’s Work had been available when I was growing up that could have helped my mum, I would have had a better childhood. It makes me happy giving back to the service users and helping them feel empowered, even if its something small that does so.