For Muslim, Black and Asian women
Free, confidential support from women who understand your culture and your faith. You set the pace.
Call, WhatsApp or fill in a short form. Share only what you want to.
A woman from our team listens and talks through what might help. No pressure.
Sessions, a small group or a course. You decide, at your pace.
There is chaos around the women… the women are not chaotic.
Services meant to protect women from abuse and trauma are often not built for Muslim, Black and Asian communities.
Ours is built by women from these communities, and we go at your pace.
We speak
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“As a Muslim woman, it’s rare to find a healing space where faith, culture and trauma are all acknowledged and respected. This course helped me move through the pain I thought I had to keep silent about. The sessions were gentle but powerful.”
“I’m incredibly grateful for the safe and affirming space this course provided. As an Asian woman navigating trauma and anxiety, it’s rare to find a therapeutic space that acknowledges and respects the intersections of my identity, culture and lived experiences.”
“I wasn’t sure if this space would be the right fit since I’m not Muslim, Asian or Black, but I couldn’t have felt more safe, seen and respected. From day one, my therapist made me feel completely at ease.”
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A calm space for women and girls at Victory House. Call 07851 679 883 to book a 45-minute session.
Holistic therapy sessions (they care for the whole person) and workshops for women and girls.
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