North Wales Women´s Centre

Established in 2001, the Centre operates from West Rhyl in the centre of the town (the highest ranked ward on the Index of Deprivation in Wales) and has helped over 1500 women improve their health, confidence, and livelihoods. The Centre provides dedicated services in close partnership with agencies from the statutory and voluntary sectors, and is supported by more than 60 volunteers. At the Centre, women develop their own community where they are not labelled or judged, and are supported to plan and train for happier futures. The Centre supports local women to cultivate and advance their social and economic development, irrespective of race, disability, age, or sexual orientation, and combats the victimisation and objectification of women which persists in the UK.