Groups based at Crossroads Women's Centre
All African Women's Group : women asylum seekers and immigrants formed as a self-help group to work on each other’s cases collectively.
Crossroads Books
Publishing & distributing anti-racist, anti-sexist written and audio visual material.
English Collective of Prostitutes
A network of sex workers working both on the streets and indoors campaigning for decriminalisation and safety.
Global Women's Strike & International Wages for Housework. A multi-racial network campaigning for recognition and payment for all caring work.
Legal Action for Women A grassroots anti-sexist, anti-racist legal service for all women based at the Crossroads Women’s Centres in London, England and San Francisco, USA.
Milk of Human Kindness
Breastfeeding advocacy and support.
Pay Day : International and multi racial network of men campaigning with GWS to invest in Caring not Killing.
Queer Strike
Grassroots, multi-racial, lesbian, bi, trans, queer women’s group campaigning for our economic, legal and human rights.
Refuge from Rape & Destitution
Campaigning by Women Against Rape and the All African Women’s Group to expose and end horrific injustice women face in the asylum system.
Safety-First Coalition campaigns to decriminalise sex work and prioritise women’s safety is coordinated by the English Collective of Prostitutes
Single Mothers' Self Defence Network of single mothers and other women caring for children alone. Campaigning for entitlements to welfare/housing/services & other resources.
Support Not Separation are a coalition to end the unwarranted and damaging separation of children from their mother or other primary carer.
Vital Forces Homeopaths & other alternative care practitioners at the Centre.
WinVisible is a multi-racial community group of women with visible and invisible disabilities: polio, sickle cell anaemia, osteo-arthritis, mental health issues, cancer . . . from different backgrounds: asylum seekers, refugees, other immigrants, UK-born.
Women Against Rape work for justice, protection and compensation for all women and girls who have suffered sexual, domestic and/or racist violence.
Women of Colour at GWS are a network of women of colour from Africa, India, Latin America, Europe, US and indigenous lands campaigning for women's unwaged work to be recognized and paid for.