Accessible Chorley Women’s Centre

Funded on
14 Dec 2024

Adapt our existing building to provide an accessible space for those using wheelchairs or limited mobility. This will include creating an accessible bathroom and therapy room.

£25,172 Raised of £24,995

109 Backers

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Bet Williams - £50
2 years ago

Wendy Gormley - £50
2 years ago

Chorley women’s centre - £2,894
2 years ago

Emma Handmade bag draw - £125
2 years ago

Susan Collins - £25
2 years ago

Chorley Borough Council - £3,000
2 years ago

Chorley Women’s Centre - £50
2 years ago

Lancashire County Council Local Member Grants - £750
2 years ago

Chorley Building Society - £250
2 years ago

Lydia Keighley - £5
2 years ago

http://Www.chorleywomenscentre.com

Chorley Women's Centre has been empowering women for over forty years. We are a well-established and deep-rooted local charity who has a long history of providing a safe space for women. Our main aim is to support and help women find solutions to their problems, so they feel empowered to help themselves. The centre is well known and recognised in the community as a place of safety and support for women and those who identify as women. They can walk in from the street with no appointment or referral and receive a warm welcome and a listening ear.

With experience and progression, we have evolved to offer many of our services to all gender identities. We are well regarded as the local hub for wellbeing, offering a holistic package of support, social inclusion, and empowerment.

One of our key offerings is free counselling; accessible to all in our community, men, women, and young people. We have three specialist services; Circle - supporting those impacted by domestic abuse, Release - supporting survivors of rape, sexual abuse and sexual assault and General - supporting all other emotional and mental health struggles.

All service users benefit from the wrap-around support that the centre offers including the 1:1 listening service, holistic therapies, support groups and a social space.

We use a trauma informed strength-based approach in all our work. We see each person as an individual and believe we each have many strengths and skills within us already. We have signed the pledge with Trauma Informed Lancashire and have a long history of working with local organisations to ensure our community receive the right service at the right time. We receive very positive feedback and are a trusted beacon in our community.

Project Owner: Chorley Women’s Centre The Project Owner takes legal responsibility for receiving and spending the funds raised and ensuring the project is delivered.