CATCH

CATCH operate The Hub – a community space based in Harehills, setup in partnership with West Yorkshire Police and Leeds City Council.

The Hub accommodates services during the day which include Women’s Groups, ESOL Classes, Advocacy Services, NHS Services, Baby Clinics, Play & Stay Sessions, One to One Parent Advice, West Yorkshire Police Advice Sessions and Computer Classes.

Every Wednesday and Friday evening The Hub turns into a Youth Club attracting over 100 youngsters each week. Youngsters aged between 8 and 17 attend the youth club, where they can play football, rounders, table tennis, pool, air hockey and computer games as well as make new friends and take part in activities.

Leeds Women’s Aid

Leeds Women’s Aid (LWA) is an independent charity, formed in 1972, providing services to women and children affected by Domestic Violence & Abuse.

They provide a range of the services for vulnerable women and families who are victims and survivors of domestic, sexual & honour based violence and abuse; forced marriage; trafficking; stalking and harassment.

Getaway Girls

Getaway Girls empowers girls and young women to support each other to build confidence, resilience, raise aspirations, develop new skills and take positive risks in a positive environment, which offers cooperation and support.

They achieve this through their strength based approach, recognising young women’s strengths, abilities, talents and lived experience.

Their work is a balance of support, challenge/ opportunities and fun.

Tech She Can

Tech She Can was founded in 2018 by Sheridan Ash MBE with 18 like-minded individuals who are all passionate about improving the pipeline of women going into technology roles.

Recognising that the gender imbalance couldn’t be solved by a single organisation, and that collaboration was needed across sectors, government and educators, the founding members joined forces to set up The Tech She Can Charter.