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Service Description:
We work with women and girls that have experienced domestic violence, forced marriage or FGM
Address:
PO BOX 65840,
London,EC2P 2FS
Service Description:
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Service Description:
Office: 10am to 6pm Therapy: 9am to 8pm Helpline: 1200 to 2.30 & 7pm to 9.30pm (Every day of the year)
We offer therapy to women and girls from age 4; Advocacy support if rape or child abuse reported to police, National Helpline for women and girls 13 and over; Outreach to marginalised survivors including women involved in the sex industry, homeless women, female ex-offenders, migrant women; Gender and consent workshops in schools from primary age, sexual violence awareness training to professionals; FGM Outreach service.
Address:
Rape & Sexual Abuse Support Centre,
Croydon,CR9 2AW
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Service Description:
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Women and Girls Network (WGN) is a free, women-only organisation that supports self-identifying women and girls in London who have experienced gender based violence, or are at risk of violence. Our overall aim is to promote, preserve and restore the mental health and well-being of women and girls, to empower them to make a total and sustainable recovery from their experiences of violence. For more information please see our website: www.wgn.org.uk
Our Advice Line offers free and confidential information, advice and access to on-going support for anyone who self identifies as a woman (aged 14+) and has been affected by domestic and/or sexual violence and abuse. The Advice Line is also open for professionals to access advice and support on cases relating to gender based violence."
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