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Hansel and Gretel Support Group - Kidderminster

Hansel and Gretel Support Group are a registered charity providing mutual support and friendship to disabled and special needs children and their families in the Wyre Forest area of Worcestershire (Kidderminster, Bewdley, Stourport etc). We provide the opportunity for families to meet together and share ideas and experiences, build friendships and overcome isolation.

Haringey Women's Forum

We work with Women and Women’s organisations to develop and deliver services that local women need. We provide information, support and services to all women by: Promoting equality of opportunity and challenging discrimination, disadvantage, restricted opportunity and poverty Encouraging women to take control of their own lives and their own organisations Facilitating activities that are women centred and that promote empowerment for and with women Services include befreinding, counselling, volunteering and social opportunities. Visit the website for more information.

Henna Asian Women's Group

Information and signposting for isolated, vulnerable and low income Asian women. Listening services. Advocacy. Drop-in on Mondays with social activities and information sessions. Monthly exercise classes, health sessions. Outings, festival celebrations, monthly shopping trips.

Hertfordshire Womens Centre - Stevenage

Safe, women only environment, to provide support and information for women of all ages. The Centre offers counselling, self development courses, domestic abuse support, careers advice, legal advice, drop-ins and one-to-one support. Other services / support available includes: One to One Support Sessions Counselling / Supportive Psychotherapy Citizens Advice Sessions Family Law Sessions HOPE in Herts Social Groups Life Coaching Holistic Therapies Sessions Job Club Drop-In Free Pregnancy Testing Free Chlamydia Testing Free Internet Access

Herts Area Rape Crisis and Sexual Abuse Centre

Free & confidential counselling for females who are over 16 and survivors of rape, sexual assault and/or childhood sexual abuse, no matter how old you were when this happened. The service is available to residents of Hertfordshire.

Herts Mind Network - Hertfordshire

The Herts Mind Network is a mental health organisation providing a diverse range of Recovery orientated services in Dacorum, South West Herts, East Hertsmere and South East Herts. To access services you can self refer, be referred by your key worker from the mental health team, your GP or other health professional. Services and activities include: self-support group, Women's coffee mornings, anxiety management, yoga and arts and crafts. Mind offices are based in Ware, Hemel Hempstead and Watford.

Homestart Bristol

Many parents need help, friendship, advice or support during those early years when children are young. Homestart offers support to families who have at least one child under the age of 5. Homestart volunteers, who have parenting experience, provide both emotional and practical help for a couple of hours a week. The main referrers to Home-Start are health visitors and professionals in the social care and early years sectors. Others include GPs and those working in the fields of mental health, education and probation. Families can also self refer.

Hometruths - Swindon & Wiltshire

HOMETRUTHS provides support and information around Domestic Violence to both female and male survivors from the age of 16 within Swindon and Wiltshire. Services include: One to one work with survivors, A range of group programmes and is developing a Volunteering Project. Training and consultancy to organisations and agencies across the South West. Please contact for more information.

Hopscotch Asian Women Centre - (North West London)

Hopscotch Asian Women Centre provides advice and information to Asian women and their families in Camden and helps them access the main stream services. Support is offered on a range of issues. These include welfare benefits, housing, employment, education, health and immigration matters.Hopscotch provides advice, advocacy and confidential support in each individual case of domestic violence. Referrals are also made to relevant authorities, as and when necessary. Older Women Group and Social Groups meet weekly to network.

Horn of Africa Family Well-Being Project - Birmingham

The Horn of Africa Family Well-Being Project is a service that provides support to families from the Horn of Africa region (e.g. Somalia, Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea), who are living in and newly arrived to Birmingham. We have staff who speak Arabic and Somali, and we will be able to provide you with support in these languages. The Family Support Workers can visit you in your home, or you can come to our centre to receive help.

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