The Cassandra Centre provides advice, support and counselling services for young people and families who are directly or indirectly involved in abusive relationships
Raising awareness of domestic violence and abuse within the teenage and young adult age groups
Educating and safeguarding is at the heart of what we do at Cassandra Centre
Being in love can be wonderful and exciting but should never include abuse. If it hurts, it isn’t love
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We invite you to join us for an evening of discussion and collaboration as we work towards making positive changes in our communities. The MY Ends Project aims to bring communities together to address issues like antisocial behaviour and create a safer, more supportive environment for everyone.
On the 29th of November 2024, we organised a walk as part of the 16 Days of Activism and the White Ribbon campaign.
The theme was #ItStartsWithMen, where we encouraged our community to engage and increase awareness about domestic violence.
On November 24th, our lunch club enjoyed a delightful afternoon tea at Wallington Girls School. The school graciously welcomed the Cassandra Centre, with ten members and two staff attending the event via minibus.
Staff at the Collinson Group have generously put together emergency hygiene bags for women fleeing domestic violence.
On the 12th of December we held our Christmas dinner. Our guests joined us for an evening filled with festive cheer, delicious food, and joyous music.
Testimonials
“Sessions with Cassandra Centre girls squad are something that I look forwards too and I always leave feeling happier and in a better state of mental health. They provide an education to help you deal with aspects of everyday life, leaving you feeling more powerful and safer in this world equipped with the knowledge they teach.”
“I strongly agree that Cassandra Centre’s support has improved my health and wellbeing, helped me better cope with aspects of everyday life and increased my feeling of safety. I also feel better informed and empowered to act.”
