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birth evolution hypnobirthing and doula support

Blackburn

Supporting and caring for you in pregnancy, birth and beyondPregnancy is a time to embrace emotional and physical change without fear or anxiety. Your pregnancy is yours and yours alone and it doesn’t compare to anyone else’s. It is important that you can feel confident and positive about what is to come and Hypnobirthing antenatal sessions can help you to achieve this. There are various options to suit you. Birth can and should be a positive experience for everyone. It doesn’t matter when you birth, where you birth or how you birth. What matters is that you are respected and supported in the choices you make. A Birth Doula will be a consistent advocate for you through pregnancy and birth. The days, weeks and months after a baby is born should be free from unrealistic expectations and the pressure to return to ‘normality’. You deserve to take time to adjust to parenthood and life with a newborn, with support that suits you. A Postnatal Doula can help you be the parent you instinctively want to be, and focus on supporting you. Get in touch for Hypnobirthing and Doula support in Lancashire and surrounding areas

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united african association

Who We Are United African Association is a registered charity based in Northampton. The organisation was formed to Advise, Support, Advocate and Represent organisations and individuals within the African community. We organise events, projects and activities that are aimed at promoting African culture and heritage to people in the UK as well as promoting cohesion in the community. We are dedicated to improving the quality of life of people in Africa by providing community outreach programmes through local participation and involvement. Since April 2020 we have been running a weekly food parcel programme to assist those most vulnerable

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weareone:collective.

weareone: collective is a network of change-makers; collaborating, innovating and sharing our knowledge, skills, and resources. Bringing together individuals and organisations from the non-profit, creative and business sectors to work alongside marginalised people to find innovative solutions to tackle social injustice. We believe in giving agency not aid. Our overall aim is to create an inspirational environment where solidarity is not just a good intention, but a normal part of daily life. Through our actions and output, we advocate for positive change, challenging prejudice and instigating an alternative dialogue with the media and beyond, while simultaneously celebrating our shared humanity.

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link to change

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Cambridgeshire

Link to Change are committed to being the experts in child exploitation, using direct experience to advocate and support change. We achieve this by: Inspiring and enabling positive change, growth and self-worth for all children and young people. Having a commitment to young people’s participation and involvement in service design, governance and review. Building engaging and trusted relationships with children, young people, families, professionals and the communities in which they live within. Providing a holistic and dynamic trauma-informed support service around exploitation. Being proactive with children and young people in prevention as the best form of protection against exploitation

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alex c. foley

Hove

is an artist, scientist, and gender equality advocate living in Hove, UK. They recently completed a DPhil in Molecular Biology of Health and Disease at the University of Oxford where they then served as VP Women for the Oxford Student Union. They now work in London in the charity sector. Their painting practice evolved out of a need to unwind after leaving the lab for the day. As a relative neophyte, their style is rapidly evolving. Broadly speaking, however, they are interested in disrupted realism, using the traditional medium of oil paints to explore the instability of the image in the digital age.

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wolverhampton domestic violence forum

London

Wolverhampton Domestic Violence Forum (WDVF) brings together a range of agencies providing services and support to women and families experiencing domestic violence and abuse. WDVF leads on the development of the City's Domestic Violence Strategy. WDVF has approximately 50 member organisations and provides forum meetings, training events and participates in promotional activities on a local and citywide level. WDVF also provides an independent service to victims of domestic violence pursuing a case through the civil or criminal justice process. Our independent advocate is based at the Forum and the domestic abuse unit at Bilston Street Police Station.

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n-ergy group

Who is n-ergy? n-ergy is an independent specialist training provider whose story began in 2007 when n-ergy was set up by award-winning entrepreneur, Donna Turner-Kot, to work with offenders and ex-offenders throughout the UK. n-ergy’s head office is based in Bridgend, South Wales and operates across England and Wales. What do we do? n-ergy is a passionate advocate of supporting hard-to-reach individuals develop new skills and gain nationally recognised qualifications prior to release. n-ergy provides a seamless service by delivering vocational training, short courses and employability programmes to those in custody; followed by employment support so they may secure sustainable work on release, successfully re-integrate into their local communities and make a fresh start! Who works for n-ergy? n-ergy currently employs 20+ people across Wales and England. All of n-ergy’s Training Advisors deliver vocational training within a number of prison establishments located in North and South Wales and the following regions in England: South Central, Midlands and the North West. n-ergy’s business support functions are based at its Head Office in South Wales. As an advocate of supporting ex-offenders into sustainable employment on release, n-ergy has employed a number of individuals on ROTL and ex-offenders on release within its business within its business support functions.

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gail morgan style

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Simple Steps to Style ConfidenceYour clothes should be an extension of yourself and your personality. They don’t need to be uncomfortable, restrictive or feel like they belong to someone else. They can bring you joy. Hello, I’m Gail Morgan and I am a strong advocate of creating a simple, stylish wardrobe. So that you have the time and energy to do the things that you want to do. It’s not just about fashion but about understanding and nailing your own personal style. I have been interested in clothes and fashion for as long as I can remember. I still have a book of the “designs” that I created when I was eight years old! However, I soon realised that I didn’t have the artistic talent to become a fashion designer…. So I focussed on working in fashion retail with a variety of part-time jobs in different stores (Marks and Spencer, John Lewis, Miss Selfridge) and eventually I secured a place on the graduate retail management programme with C&A. I loved the variety of the job but when I found out I was pregnant with my son I knew I didn’t want to go back to the long hours of store management – so what to do?

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happy mums club

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Birmingham

Supporting mums and mums-to-be with yoga, hypnobirthing, meditation and community. Hypnobirthing courses - Get birth confident. Understand what is happening in the body during labour and birth and how you and your birth partner can best support your body to do what it needs to. Combat fear with relaxation techniques you cna use throughout pregnancy, labour, birth and beyond! Learn your options and your rights during pregnancy and birth and how to advocate for yourself. Take control of your birth story for yourself and your baby. Courses run once a month. Pregnancy, postnatal and mum and baby yoga classes. Pregnancy yoga - to ease aches and pains, improve sleep, shorten labour, meet other local mums-to-be and so mcuh more. Mum and Baby Yoga - a postnatal yoga class for you where you can bring up to 2 children from baby to preschool. The class might not be completely silent or likeany other yoga class you've been to before, but I can promise you a friendly group, some positive movement, a warm drink and biscuit and lots of support. No experience required for any of my yoga classes, I provide everything you need just come along.

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forth valley chamber of commerce

Stirling

To empower, connect, and advocate for businesses across Forth Valley. Forth Valley Chamber of Commerce was founded in September 2012, with the aim of sharing business opportunities, knowledge, and expertise across the Forth Valley by providing range of products and services aimed at helping our members to grow and develop their businesses. In 2014, the Stirling Chamber of Commerce was launched and was subsequently incorporated into the Forth Valley Chamber, giving a comprehensive and cohesive business membership service across the three local authority areas. The Chamber is affiliated with both the Scottish Chambers of Commerce and British Chambers of Commerce, giving reach and voice to our members beyond the Forth Valley.

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