What we do – Crossroads Women

Women can come here to escape racial and sexual violence to get help with a range of difficulties. . .

You can access information on benefits, emergency help, immigration, asylum and legal rights. Address discrimination of all kinds:participate in self-help activities: volunteer and get training: get support for your own initiatives or find out about other services.

“It made a huge amount of difference; I was extremely concerned about the Welfare Reform. I knew nothing about my rights."

We hold meetings, social events, open days, film workshops and exhibitions.

We create publicity, leaflets and offer training for self help groups to form and grow. You can see all the groups based at the Centre here. And view all our past events here.

“Very positive and energetic. Warm atmosphere. Event reminded me of our collective strength – and rights not yet recognised. I would love my teenage daughter to be more involved here.”

We cook a hot, healthy meal from scratch every day and share the food together.

Mothers are welcome to come in to breastfeed their children and have a cup of tea.

“Yes, this is superb. This is the place where I feel myself and also my kids feel welcome.”

Our meeting and event space is available to hire for all kinds of community based groups.

We conserve, recycle and monitor our energy use and waste.

“Very positive and energetic. Warm atmosphere. Event reminded me of our collective strength – and rights not yet recognised. I would love my teenage daughter to be more involved here.”

Volunteer with us :

If you would like to volunteer to help with and/or to learn how to be involved with any of the activities at the Women’s Centre, please get in touch.

Whether you have a little or a lot of time (ideally weekdays), volunteers are always welcome. Read more about volunteering here.

"It changed my life. I felt part of a group of women who were doing something useful for other women. As an immigrant woman, I was treated the same as everyone. Even more interest in my experiences and country.”

Kentish High Rd stall for Mothers' Questionnaire

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Call, drop in to see us?

Our phone line is open 10am-1pm and 2-5pm Monday to Friday. Please leave a message at other times, and someone will get back to you as soon as possible.

Our phone number: 0207 482 2496 and email: contact@crossroadswomen.net.

“Your story has been heard, and help is offered immediately.”