We are pleased to share our 2021-22 Impact Report.
Some quick facts from the report:
- 600+ women and children registered and supported
- 61% of our users describe themselves as victims of domestic violence
- 80% of our users face poverty and isolation
- Economic abuse is as high as 60% among our users
- 700+ families are supported through our foodbank service
- 219 women attended our ESOL classes
- 160+ women participated in our yoga classes
- 347 joined our support sessions
- 100+ women received immigration-related support
- 79 women took part in life skills and employability support, 12 have secured jobs
- 70+ women attended our arts and crafts sessions
Thanks to the support of our funders, supporters, volunteers and partners, Hull Sisters has been able to deliver targeted, timely and effective support at the first point of crisis and on an ongoing basis, providing stability and reassurance to those who need and rely on us.
Hull Sisters provides a vital service to Hull Black and minority ethnic women and their families. We look forward to continuing this work and developing our service offering further so that even more BAME women can receive the support they need and deserve.
