Office manager – Training Link
Training Link Office Manager 10 hours a week, £15 per hour. Based in King’s Cross. Must be computer literate including Microsoft Access. For an application pack email admin@traininglink.org.uk or phone 020-7383-5405.
Archive for month: February, 2011
4 vacancies – Women and Girls Network – 21st March and 4th April 2011
Women and Girls Network leads in developing and delivering innovative and effective counselling services for women who have experienced all forms of gendered violence. We seek practitioners who will thrive in a multi-cultural feminist environment. RAPE CRISIS SESSIONAL COUNSELLORS (FEMALE) You must be BACP or UKCP accredited (or eligible) and have experience of providing a [...]
Record Number Of Women Claiming Unempoyment Benefit – Fawcett
The Fawcett Society has today (16th February 2011) responded to the latest labour market statistics from the Office of National Statistics. Figures out today show that, in the last year, the number of women claiming JSA has risen by 12%. The number of women aged 25-49 on JSA is now at its highest since comparable [...]
Volunteer – Latin American Women’s Aid
LAWA are currently able to offer exciting volunteering opportunities to energetic, passionate and dedicated Latin American women who are able to support our work in the following areas: Administration, Fundraising, Casework, Interpretation (Spanish and/or Portuguese) Would you like to support Latin American women in London at our organisation which has over 24 years of experience [...]
Training Courses in London – ROW – 2nd, 9th and 16th March 2011
No recourse? EEA national? The permanent solution London 2nd March Breaking the cycle: using civil and criminal remedies to protect women from violence London 9th March Protecting children from domestic violence: children and the law London 16th March For more info contact the training officer: 0207 251 6575 / training@row.org.uk Further course details: http://www.rightsofwomen.org.uk/training.php
Get healthy and reach your goals – access a health champion – PACE
The PACE Health Champs Service provides peer support to lesbian, bi, trans and queer women who want to improve their health, address depression, stress or time management in their lives. Women can access 3 – 4 free sessions with a peer support worker who will support you setting your own goals and create the changes [...]
Introduction to Counselling and Supporting Refugee Women – WGN – apply by 4th March 2011
Women and Girls Network is providing: Introduction to Counselling and Supporting Refugee Women This FREE accredited course has been designed for refugee women who wish to develop understanding of principles and practice in counselling. No prior knowledge of counselling is required. Candidates who successfully complete this course will be eligible for access to the Diploma [...]
Board of Directors – OBJECT – 2nd March 2011
OBJECT is an award winning pressure group, challenging the normalising of the porn and sex industries. We change laws, are routinely featured in leading media and contribute to engaging feminist activism! We are currently looking for individuals interested in joining our Board of Directors. Voting for candidates will take place at our AGM, 2nd April. [...]
De-clutter and give back – benefit for Solace Women’s Aid – donations by 30th March 2011
WGIRLS announce a new campaign to de-clutter and give back! WGIRLS London is calling out for all ladies to clear out the clutter of unused cosmetics in their bathroom cabinets and donate their unwanted toiletries, sample sizes, and beauty product samples to benefit women in London who are fleeing domestic violence. A day of pampering [...]
Pink Saris by Kim Longinotto – Women’s Action Network – 15th March 2011
The Human Rights Action Centre, 17-25 New Inn Yard, London EC2A 3EA 15th march 2011 at 7.00pm Amnesty International UK’s Women’s Action Network hosts a screening and discussion on women’s rights in India with acclaimed director Kim Longinotto. A girl’s life is cruel… A woman’s life is very cruel,” notes Sampat Pal, the complex protagonist [...]
