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
As part of the Black Women’s Project, The Maya Centre offers Emotional emancipation circles designed to explore and overcome the unique challenges Black women face
The Irish Women’s Service (formerly the Irish Women’s Project) is a specialist mental health initiative that helps Irish women and women of Irish descent to explore issues relating to their culture and heritage.
Sexual Minority Women face unique mental health challenges that we strive to respect and address
Join us on Monday, 18 September, 2023, to learn more about all the activities the Black Women’s Project has to offer this Black History Month.
Our TEN10 volunteer writes about her time shadowing us at The Maya Centre and her special contribution to our cause.
Learn about help available for victims and survivors of institutional abuse in Northern Ireland, including potential redress/compensation.
Interpersonal relationships, societal attitudes and institutional structures all influence one another and feed into rape culture
The Maya Centre has made some incredible achievements this Spring, thanks to the dedication of our wonderful team and the continued support of stakeholders, here’s how.