- Advice, information, advocacy and guidance on access to housing, employment, family and social problems.
- Promotion of education.
- Training and development on cultural awareness, equal opportunities, diversity training and impact assessment training.
- Mentoring and counselling services.
- Basic training in computing skills, CV writing etc.
- A Drop-In centre which acts as a hub for socialising and information centre for sign posting to otter relevant services and authorities.
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Please feel free to help support our ongoing work and give whatever you can to our cause. All donations go directly into helping us provide: -
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Workshop at ‘Art in the Park’ Enjoy Live Music With Bantu Arts and much more! Fun for all the family. -
International Day of the Girl Child Workshop on ‘Keeping Girl the Child Safe, Free from Harm and Abuse’ Raising awareness of child grooming, FGM and exploitation -
The First World War was fought between people from many different cultures and backgrounds (micro- nations). It affected the everyday lives of men, women and children at the time and for many years later. Bring your own stories or come and discover the stories of others. The event provides an opportunity to experience how historians piece together the past and to find out about your own family involvement. There will also be an opportunity to discuss and debate the impact of the war then and now. -
Meet Women Business Owners and Entrepreneurs for networking and skills development.
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Drop in and meet us! Refreshments provided. -
Most people find that they wish they had more time in a day. This workshop will show participants how to organize their lives and find those hidden moments. Participants will learn how to establish routines, set goals, create an efficient environment, and use time-honored planning and organizational tools to maximize their personal productivity. Personal Productivity is a goal most of us have. Through this workshop your participants will be on the right track in achieving that goal. Some people blame everything that goes wrong in their life on something or someone else, but through this workshop your participants will take ownership and begin to lead a more productive life. -
Diversity House invites you to a FREE money course with CAP Get your finances in order ready for Christmas. -
Following the unveiling of the new inclusive World War One memorial stone on Sunday 28th October 2018 at 10.45am, Diversity House will host a Remembrance Reception from 11.30am at Phoenix House. The inclusive service hosted by Swale Borough Council marks the Centenary of the Great War and formally acknowledges the diverse communities of people around the world who were affected by the Great War. It is in this spirit that we cordially invite you to join with us to remember and recognise the diversity of the global contributions. Refreshments and entertainment will be provided from 11.30am to 1pm -
When your car breaks down, do you ever dread having to visit the garage?
or do you just want to be more confident in maintaining your car?
If you have said yes, to any of the questions, you are not alone
In 2015 a study found women are charged more than men when they go to the garage by up to 28%
For International Women's Day, we found a solution.
Diversity House and Kwik Fit are teaming up to host a Basic Car Care course for women.
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The course is for adults in the community who would like to learn or improve their sewing skills. Would you like to be able to mend or upcycle your clothes? The course will teach the various type of stitches and what they are used for. At the end of course you will leave with a passport holder or a coin purse. This course is for people who have been sewing and would like to improve their sewing skill, new learners who want to gain another skill or people who would like to use the skill acquired to start a business or just save yourself some money, e.g. gift items, decorations etc. People will be learning about different types of stitches used in sewing. All levels welcome Credit for picture: Image by Gábor Adonyi from Pixabay