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Sunderland Womens Centre supports women from underrepresented or disadvantaged groups and works to identify and remove learning barriers in order to promote equality of opportunity. We also work to foster a good attitude toward lifelong learning and to take a holistic approach to the general well-being of all women and children.
By removing barriers to participation in educational opportunities, SWC hopes to foster a feeling of purpose and accomplishment, enhance possibilities for employment and quality of life, and motivate learners who may have felt excluded. In order to encourage a good attitude toward lifelong learning, we provide direction, support, confidence building, and awareness raising.
Offer short-term, part-time courses in a variety of subject areas during hours that are convenient for families.
Considering all/individual women's general well-being holistically.
By providing direction, encouragement, boosting confidence, and awareness-raising, you may encourage a good attitude toward lifelong learning.
Identify and eliminate obstacles to encourage women who have experienced exclusion to take part in programmes and activities.
Daily provision of crche facilities for preschoolers in a setting that is welcoming to all child caregivers and safe, educational, and nurturing.
Give developing social and interpersonal skills top priority in order to start the process of empowering all women.
Through self-help groups, study spaces, and other resources, encourage and assist people and groups to get involved in their community.
The Sunderland Womens Centre (SWC) is a nonprofit organisation with a main office in the heart of Sunderland.
Since its founding in 1984, the organisation has been a registered charity since 1996, and it was incorporated in 2004.
An elected committee made up of female students and other interested parties is responsible for overall administration.