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(US, 942607750) Browse eventsW.O.M.A.N., Inc. is dedicated to empowering domestic violence survivors to create lives free of violence. W.O.M.A.N, Inc. is a feminist organization. As feminism evolves, so does our organization. We work towards social justice and in doing so we are intentional about the values that drive our organization forward. W.O.M.A.N., Inc.’s Cultural Praxis was created to guide the approach that we take in the work that we do. From our definition of domestic violence, to our choice of affiliated partners, to demonstrating administrative and financial transparency amongst all staff, to carrying an anti-oppression framework, the Cultural Praxis reminds us to be mindful of our structural background, and at the same time about the work we do to end domestic violence. W.O.M.A.N., Inc. understands the complexities of domestic violence and as such, we highly value meeting survivors where they’re at. Survivors who connect with us are coming from different points in their healing process; some are still in their relationship, some have left, but regardless of where they’re at we support them all. We believe survivors, friends, and family deserve to be treated with respect and dignity, to be honored and valued. They are the “experts” of their situation. As a result of our philosophy, we value respecting survivors, providing accessible services, and helping survivors to be safer. We also honor the diversity of survivors we serve, and believe it’s important to collaborate with various community members and groups. Our collaborations help us increase our capacity to better serve survivors and their family and friends. In addition to how we approach the work, we are intentional about making W.O.M.A.N., Inc.’s environment supportive for all who walk through our doors. We want staff, board, and volunteers’ experiences and backgrounds to be valued and appreciated. We practice the values of creating a positive workplace environment, teamwork and consensus, accountability, direct communication, respectful use of power, transparency, anti-oppression, environmental practice, and self-care.
(US, 75-0800696) Browse eventsAt the Y, we make accessible the support and opportunities that empower people and communities. The Y nurtures the potential of every youth & teen, improves the nation's health and well-being, and provides opportunities to give back and support
(UK, SC050519) Browse eventsWe support anyone who is bereaved by suicide, and those who have or have had suicidal thoughts. Monthly meetings in Inverness & Dingwall, which we want to expand to Alness, Tain, Thurso, Nairn & Aviemore. One to one sessions 24/7 helpline Games, giggle & Craic evenings Device loan for ZOOM meetings
(UK, SC026983) Browse eventsWe provide training, mentoring, befriending, literacy support and money and debt advice to support vulnerable young people and people affected by homelessness to unlock their untapped potential and live independent and fulfilling lives.
(UK, 1184495) Browse eventsThe Marillac is an independant, not for profit care home which relies on good will and generosity to provide quality and comfort for residents. We always look for new ways to extend our services for younger people with physical and neurological disabilities - sponsorship for this is invaluable.
(UK, 1158852) Browse eventsThe Joe Ellis Trust helps Isle of Wight children who have cancer and their families in their time of need. The Trust was set up in loving memory of Joe Ellis, who died 30/6/14, at the tender age of just 13 years, after being diagnosed with Primary Mediastinum large B cell Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma.
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