She Beasts C.I.C

🎉 16 Days of Activism: Supporting Women to Start 2025 with Purpose! 🎯 In support of the 16 Days of Activism, we’re going all in to empower as many women as possible to step into 2025 with goals, opportunities, and the tools to succeed. 💪 Here’s what we’re offering: 🌟 5 Fully Funded Spaces We’re thrilled to announce 5 fully funded spots in the 1st cohort of 2025! These are fully paid for thanks to • Stuart’s Sponsorship: A generous donation covering the cost of a woman earning her qualifications. • Midlands Marketing Awards: £1,100 raised on the night, combined with She Beasts’ 25% give-back initiative, has funded another spot. • National Lottery Funding: A contribution enabling us to offer even more funded spaces. 🌟 £500 Discount on Level 2 & 3 Diplomas Looking for a career change? Want to step into the world of coaching or know someone who does? Until the end of 2024, we’re offering a huge saving of £500 on our Level 2 & 3 Coaching Diplomas. How You Can Get Involved: ✅ Pursue Your Dream: Take the leap and kickstart your career in coaching. ✅ Sponsor Another Woman: Support someone you know to achieve their dream. ✅ Donate to a Female Group: Contribute to sponsoring a woman from one of the female-focused groups we already work with. Let’s make 2025 a year of transformation for women everywhere. 🌟 Together, we can create opportunities that change lives. Apply for a discounted spot here https://lnkd.in/ewvmiU8z Sadie Jones Terri Walsh Clare Cohring MSc Tracey Secker

“By early August 2024, 50 women had allegedly been killed by men in the UK. Now, it is thought that number is closer to 100. But these women shouldn’t just be considered yet another statistic in a horrifying body count. These women mattered. They were someone’s daughter, sister, friend, mum, aunt, and much-loved colleague. Each had a name and a life, before it was brutally stolen from them – more often than not, by someone they once trusted and loved.” https://lnkd.in/es8Cx7MH

Day 15 - 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence 🌍 Support Trauma Survivors with She Beasts: Donate Your Gym Kit Today 💪 Why Your Gym Clothing Donations Matter For survivors of trauma, escaping unsafe situations often means leaving everything behind. By donating clean, comfortable, and practical gym clothing, you can make a real difference in their lives by: 1️⃣ Meeting Immediate Needs Many survivors arrive at refuges with only the clothes they’re wearing. Your donations provide essential comfort, safety, and the opportunity to join movement and fitness sessions—critical for healing and rebuilding confidence. 2️⃣ Supporting a Fresh Start Clothing is more than just fabric; it’s the foundation of a new beginning. Through sponsorship, She Beasts helps survivors gain Level 2 and 3 Gym Instruction and Personal Training Diplomas, empowering them to rebuild their careers and regain independence. 3️⃣ Restoring Dignity and Confidence A fresh outfit can restore self-esteem and help survivors feel empowered as they navigate their recovery journey. About She Beasts & the “She Cares” Initiative Since 2021, She Beasts has been transforming lives through the She Cares program, empowering trauma survivors with the resources and skills they need to thrive. This donation drive depends on the support of businesses and organizations to host drop-off points and raise awareness. Get Involved 📩 Email us at info@shebeastscic.co.uk to learn how you can donate or host a drop-off point. If you don’t have gym kit to donate, you can still make an impact—scan the code below to donate directly. Let’s work together to rebuild lives with dignity and hope. Please share this with your networks to spread the word. Thank you for your support! Sadie Jones Terri Walsh Tracey Secker Clare Cohring MSc

As the festive season approaches, a hidden crisis looms behind closed doors. Did you know that domestic abuse cases often spike during what should be the most joyful time of year? The pressure of holiday expectations, financial strain, and increased family time can tragically escalate tensions at home. Studies show a disturbing trend: ➡️ Domestic violence reports increase by up to 20% during holiday periods ➡️ Calls to helplines surge in the weeks following Christmas But we can make a difference 💜 Remember, by recognising the signs of domestic abuse, your action could be someone's lifeline. If you or someone you know needs help, don't hesitate to contact local support services. Together, we can work towards safer homes for all. 💪 #DomesticAbuseAwareness #SaferHolidays #BreakTheSilence #EndDomesticViolence #SupportSurvivors #CommunitySupport

Day 12 - 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence Our final instalment of The Social Impact blog series highlights the incredible strength found in community support. Together, we uncover how united efforts can drive meaningful change and provide essential resources for those affected. Join us as we explore the transformative power of connection and collaboration in the fight against gender-based violence. Sadie Jones Terri Walsh Clare Cohring MSc Tracey Secker

Day 11 - 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence The journey of trauma recovery is complex—it’s long, winding, and often challenging. Healing is not a destination but an ongoing process. However, trauma does not define us. Recover, reclaim & recreate your identity Terri Walsh Sadie Jones Tracey Secker Clare Cohring MSc

Last session of the year with Cranstoun at our Wellbeing Hub. Join us for free support with housing, benefits, domestic abuse, criminal justice, health and wellbeing No appointment needed and you can remain anonymous if you wish. Pop in and meet their team between 2pm - 4pm #whatsonatthehub #bullring #wellbeing #mentalhealth #supportinthecommunity

🔶support women's leadership🔶 @UNwomen @UNwomenUK #endvawg #16days #NoExcuse #femicide #orangetheworld #VAWG #violenceagainstwomenandgirls

Day 10 - 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence Today, we shine a spotlight on another remarkable youth service Breathing Space Therapeutic Services CIC . We invite you to explore this blog in our series, "The Social Impact", and learn more about the vital work being done to support young females in need. Take a moment to read and share: together, we can create change. Sadie Jones Terri Walsh Tracey Secker Clare Cohring MSc