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Tuesday 18th August 2026

Keeping Women Safe Online Group - Every 4 weeks

FREE

Tuesday 18th August 2026

Keeping Women Safe Online Group - Every 4 weeks

Book online to attend

Age: 18+

FREE

Tuesday 15th September 2026

Keeping Women Safe Online Group - Every 4 weeks

FREE

Tuesday 15th September 2026

Keeping Women Safe Online Group - Every 4 weeks

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Age: 18+

FREE

Tuesday 13th October 2026

Keeping Women Safe Online Group - Every 4 weeks

FREE

Tuesday 13th October 2026

Keeping Women Safe Online Group - Every 4 weeks

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Age: 18+

FREE

Tuesday 10th November 2026

Keeping Women Safe Online Group - Every 4 weeks

FREE

Tuesday 10th November 2026

Keeping Women Safe Online Group - Every 4 weeks

Book online to attend

Age: 18+

FREE

Tuesday 8th December 2026

Keeping Women Safe Online Group - Every 4 weeks

FREE

Tuesday 8th December 2026

Keeping Women Safe Online Group - Every 4 weeks

Book online to attend

Age: 18+

FREE

Keeping Women Safe - Held every 4 weeks

What is the monthly women's safety group?

A supportive online group for women wanting to understand unhealthy relationships, recognise abuse, and build safety, confidence, and hope.

Experiencing abuse or questioning whether a relationship is healthy can feel confusing, isolating, and overwhelming. Many women find themselves doubting their instincts, blaming themselves, or feeling unsure about what to do next.

The Keeping Women Safe Group provides a compassionate, non-judgmental space where women can learn about the dynamics of abuse, recognise warning signs, strengthen their sense of self, and develop practical strategies for staying safe.

Length of the event

Format: Online via Zoom

Frequency: Every 4 weeks

Length: 2 hours 

Group Type: Open group (attend any session that interests you) 

Facilitators: Counselling students under professional supervision 

First Session: 18 August 2026 from 10am-12pm 

Who is it for?

This group is for any woman who wants to learn how to stay safe.

Whether you are currently in a difficult relationship, have recently left one, or are rebuilding after past experiences, you are welcome here.

**No children under the age of 18 are to attend adult events. 

Cost

FREE

Topics Covered

Each month focuses on a different topic related to women's safety, healthy relationships, and recovery.


This is a psychoeducational and supportive group that combines:

· Information about relationship safety and abuse dynamics

· Guided discussions and shared learning

· Practical tools and strategies you can apply in everyday life

· Gentle reflective exercises and worksheets

· Opportunities to connect with other women who understand


You are always welcome to participate at your own pace. Sharing personal experiences is entirely optional.

This group may be helpful for women who...

· Are questioning whether their relationship is healthy

· Have experienced emotional, psychological, financial, or other forms of abuse

· Feel confused, isolated, or are doubting themselves within a relationship

· Want to better understand relationship dynamics and warning signs

· Are preparing to leave, have recently left, or are recovering from an abusive relationship

· Want to rebuild confidence, boundaries, and self-trust

· Would like support from other women in a safe and understanding environment

A Safe and Supportive Space

We understand that discussions around abuse and relationship safety can bring up difficult emotions. Facilitators create a respectful and trauma-informed environment where women are encouraged to care for themselves and participate in ways that feel comfortable and safe.

If you are currently in immediate danger, this group is not designed as a crisis service. We encourage you to contact emergency services or a family violence support service if you need urgent assistance.

Workshop FAQs

  • The workshop with be online via Zoom.
  • Please ensure you have a secure internet connection and a private space where you will be able to talk freely.
  • It is best to have access to a computer and not a phone or hand held device.