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Supporting women who are affected by or at risk of sexual exploitation.

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Our King’s Cross drop-in centre is open from 12:30pm to 3:30pm from Monday to Thursday.

We offer nutritious lunch options alongside other basic needs such as shower and laundry facilities, weather-appropriate clothes and toiletries. You can also book a private one-to-one appointment with our In-House Support Team.

54-55 Birkenhead Street, London, W1CH 8BB

Support Starts Here

Our support workers are here to guide and advocate on your behalf on a range of topics including:

  • Housing referrals & benefits

  • Domestic and sexual abuse

  • Addiction and healthcare navigation

  • Trafficking and immigration issues

  • Holistic therapies and employment pathways

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With your support, we can continue to to do the unique work that we are currently doing.

Whether you donate, fundraise, volunteer, partner with us, or help raise awareness, you can help bring hope to some of the most marginalised women in our community.

We are deeply grateful for every person who chooses to support our work. Find out more about how you can get involved.

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  • "Support workers from women@thewell helped me to find my own flat. Someone always accompanied me for viewings and I found that most helpful."

    — ‘Zynab’, Service User

  • “I came here when I was low. I’d lost my kids and I’d lost myself. If it wasn’t for here I don’t know where I would be today.”

    — ‘Cindy’, Service User

  • “Thank you so much - I don’t know how I would have been able to do this without you, you’ve been such a support. When I’m set up and I’ve got a job I want to be able to donate to women@thewell to help other women”

    - ‘Kassandra’ (Service User) on finding steady accommodation with support from W@TW

  • "I just want to say that I really value your patience! That’s one of the reasons that your support is so effective… oh and that you make an effort to put yourself in my shoes which makes me really feel like I’m worthy of support! Thanks!"

    - ‘Jenny’ (Service User) messaging her Support Worker