Women do not feel safe walking home
While VAWG issues exist, women’s mental health will suffer as a result.
While VAWG issues exist, women’s mental health will suffer as a result.
Happening in the Women’s Hub – October Highlights
What can we do as a society to stop domestic abuse from happening?
The Maya Centre Women Leaders’ Group came together to host the Women’s Forum on Navigating Support Systems.
The Maya Centre has partnered with GP and British Menopause Society (BMS) Menopause Specialist Dr Claire Phipps
Ella, who has waived her right to anonymity, has taken her case to the High Court, alleges she was raped during a therapy session.
Following the success of The Maya Centre’s International Women’s Day event, we will be curating a physical women-for-women platform to further encourage community and personal wellbeing.
A new partnership with MamaSuze to deliver free art therapy, psycheducation, talking therapy and creative arts workshops to 100 refugee and asylum-seeking women over the next two years.
Running from 14 May to 28 May 2024, our upcoming Big Give campaign, ‘The Cost of Being Kind 2 Your Mind’, will be raising funds to support low-income and minoritised women manage their mental health amid a cost-of-living crisis
Loss, Grief and Bereavement can take place in many forms; learn how and how best to cope with counsellor Fiona Reynolds.
As 2023 comes to an end, The Maya Centre looks back on what’s been achieved this funding year, including exciting additions to the team. 14
With 10 December marking Human Rights Day, CEO Gona Saed shares a touching story of migration, loss and the endless fight for women’s rights. 10