STOCKPORT WOMENS CENTRE

An additional unrestricted grant in acknowledgement of the cost-of-living rises

Weston Charity Award Winner 2021-2022 Bonus

Warm Space

Intensive support to young women presenting with complex needs where the primary need is mental ill-health

Weston Charity Award Winner 2021-2022

Stockport Women’s Centre aim to support vulnerable women in the area. Funding will enable the group to continue offering a one stop shop holistic support service to vulnerable women to improve their confidence employability mental health and ....more

Stockport Women’s Centre aim to support vulnerable women in the area. Funding will enable the group to continue offering a one stop shop holistic support service to vulnerable women to improve their confidence employability mental health and wellbeing as well as pay for the cost for a new pop-up outreach service.

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public ....more

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."

One year core funding to support Stockport Women's Centre to sustain their work to support work addressing Mental Health Complex Social Issue (CSI) during COVID19

To assist with salary costs for administration and that of the Centre and Service managers who support vulnerable women and families (COVID-19 response)

The organisation aims to empower women in Stockport to improve their physical and mental well-being by offering holistic support. The group also offers domestic abuse programmes and therapeutic support. Funding will enable them to adapt their ....more

The organisation aims to empower women in Stockport to improve their physical and mental well-being by offering holistic support. The group also offers domestic abuse programmes and therapeutic support. Funding will enable them to adapt their service to develop additional support to women and the community during covid pandemic.

Greater Manchester Womens' Support Alliance

The charity will run group therapy sessions for women who are waiting for therapy for mental health issues. The project aims to engage with women in need of help at an earlier stage to manage and reduce risk of mental health problems.

To support for women who have experienced domestic abuse and other complex needs

The Project will continue to work closely with a range of existing stakeholders including Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA), Greater Manchester Police (GMP), Cheshire and Greater Manchester Community Rehabilitation Company (CGMCRC) and ....more

The Project will continue to work closely with a range of existing stakeholders including Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA), Greater Manchester Police (GMP), Cheshire and Greater Manchester Community Rehabilitation Company (CGMCRC) and the National Probation Service (NPS) via existing referral routes and governance procedures to promote the project and ensure that access to the project is embedded at a statutory level.A Peer Engager (PE) with lived experience of Mental Health and/or Multiple Disadvantage will be recruited to co-produce and deliver targeted Mental Health Peer Support Training to the GMWSA Core Group of Service User Peer Engagers.The PE will encourage and support the Peer Engagers to engage with service users across the Alliance, continuing to build on the existing GMWSA network of womens peer support practice, delivering 10 training sessions across 12 months and ensuring that 4 Peer Support sessions are delivered each month at the Peer Support Hubs in the Women's Centres.The PE will also liaise with GMWSA staff and external agencies such as CGMCRC, NPS, GMP, Early Help Hubs, Magistrates and other statutory and voluntary sector agencies to ensure that other agencies working with this cohort of women have knowledge of best practice around the peer support project, mental health and the needs, disadvantages and challenges that women experiencing multiple disadvantages are facing and will support Peer Engagers to deliver Peer Support sessions across other agencies.

to secure the development of their innovative approach to working with women offenders and those at risk of offending across the region

to secure the development of their innovative approach to working with women offenders and those at risk of offending across the region

Women from BAMER communities, young women and women with learning disabilities in and leaving the prison system will be provided with specific support. One to one support will include tailored plans to help reduce the risk of reoffending such as ....more

Women from BAMER communities, young women and women with learning disabilities in and leaving the prison system will be provided with specific support. One to one support will include tailored plans to help reduce the risk of reoffending such as help with housing, mental health, substance misuse, education, employment, domestic abuse, confidence/self-esteem levels. Women will be supported to identify needs, risks, and relevant support networks, and link into and access specialist local service provision.

The organisation provides a range of services to women which aim is to improve self-esteem and confidence which, in turn, promotes good mental health helping them to make rational life choices and changes to the benefit of themselves and their ....more

The organisation provides a range of services to women which aim is to improve self-esteem and confidence which, in turn, promotes good mental health helping them to make rational life choices and changes to the benefit of themselves and their families.

Stockport Women's Centre (SWC) aims to improve the mental health of women who are experiencing difficulties in their lives as a result of traumatic events. SWC will work with women to develop services that help them make better life choices that ....more

Stockport Women's Centre (SWC) aims to improve the mental health of women who are experiencing difficulties in their lives as a result of traumatic events. SWC will work with women to develop services that help them make better life choices that benefit their families' well-being and help fulfil their potential. They will expand the support available to ensure more women are seen plus a domestic abuse programme specifically for young girls.