YWCA England & Wales

YWCA is the leading charity working with the most disadvantaged young women in England and Wales.
YWCA ywr brif elusen syn gweithio gydar menywod ifanc mwyaf difreintiedig yng Nghymru a Lloegr.

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YWCA Bilston


wolverhampton, bilston, young woman, girl, ywca, bmeAt YWCA Bilston our most important activities are drop-in sessions where girls can talk one-to-one and in confidence with a project worker.

We welcome all girls and young women.

We offer :

  • After school and evening sessions which are especially popular. We encourage girls to come along and take part in workshops, get information and advice, make new friends and try new things
  • Sexual health sessions run in conjunction with the local primary care trust (PCT)
  • Accredited education programmes in an informal and relaxed environment
  • Information and support about education, training, skills and jobs

We work with refugees and asylum seekers to help them settle in to their new life in the UK and come to terms with what has happened to bring them here. We offer practical advice, information and English as a second language classes.

We have fun and build confidence using a wide range of activities, including working together on projects and arts and crafts, volunteering and campaigning.

Young women who attend YWCA Bilston were recently involved in commissioning a peer education programme and website offering young people advice about topics such as teen pregnancy and substance abuse.

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contact ywca Bilston

Middleway Green
Bilston
Wolverhampton
WV14 6DJ
telephone: 01902 357070
email: wolverhampton@ywca.org.uk

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"Images of celebrities in magazines sometimes make girls feel bad about themselves. Lots of girls need help with their self-esteem"
Kelly 18

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Charmaine was struggling to survive on her low income and turned to fraud

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