This referral route is for 1-to-1 counselling as well as group therapy and group psychoeducation workshops. When filling out the form below, please tick the option that best suits the service you’d like to access.
We welcome women who:
We prioritise inclusion and diversity and welcome women who:
Although the Black Women’s Project is specifically for residents of Islington, our other services can be accessed by women who live in North London Boroughs; Barnet, Camden, Enfield (inc. Edmonton & Southgate), Hackney, Haringey & Islington.
Sometimes we may need to postpone or decline a referral, such as if a woman:
An assessment does not guarantee counselling, but we will work with you to find the best support, either at the Maya Centre or another service.
If you have mobility or accessibility needs, please let us know in your referral so we can plan accordingly.
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Closed from: Friday 19 December at 5pm
Reopen: Monday 5 January at 9:30am
Our phone lines will be closed during this period, and any emails received will be responded to upon reopening. Please be aware that our response time is 10 working days.
The Maya Centre is not a crisis centre but if you are experiencing a mental health crisis during the closure, we’ve provided a list of contacts for support.