Thank you for continuing to support Women + Health in these difficult times. The Centre is closed at the moment we are all working from house and will be able to react to your e-mails. We will open up again as soon as government standards permit us.While we were closed we were thrilled with the great action we got to our Art Exhibition, which has actually raised over ₤ 10,000 for our deal with females survivors of domestic and sexual violence, and other vulnerable Camden residents. We are truly happy that the exhibit was so successful and we hope you delighted in the Art. The exhibit is now finished you can still enjoy our video featuring Susie Orbach, the well understand Psychotherapist and Writer, Frances Borzello, Art Historian, and Elizabeth Neilson, Director of the Zabludowicz Collection, a Camden Art Gallery. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zogt4pbvW8Women are facing a tough time during the Pandemic– losing their jobs and taking the lions share of household chores and home-schooling. Were here to support you and we were pleased to promote the work and support of Women Artists participating in our exhibit. We asked each Artist to tell us how Lockdown and the Pandemic has impacted their innovative procedure. Here is what a few of them said.Ishbel Myerscough
” I felt the need to stabilize the boat. So, as my life consisted of domestic responsibilities, I drew the interior of my home from leading to bottom and in between. Besides that, I could not work. These drawings were a meditation, a mapping of our captivity and a portrait of my family in objects. This illustration is my dining space and cooking area where I spent many of my time.” Kate Lyddon
” The most significant modification of Lockdown has actually been the intensity of time invested with my child who is on the spectrum and had a challenging time beginning school last September. During Lockdown she made development and I think this drawing reflects on the intensity of our bond, which has deepened, I believe, given that Lockdown.” Robyn Litchfield
“I started to think about the crisis as an opportunity, a time to think in the present, not plan for an unknowable future … my paintings of wilderness appeared to provide a location for self reflection.”We will continue supporting you, our customers, supporters and well wishers. Our counselling services are still offered, and please do take part in our Zoom classes– currently we have two kinds of Yoga, Facial Massage, Sound recovery and “Wake Up Wednesdays” on deal. https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/greenfingerscalmmindsclasses Classes are complimentary but we invite donations.In the near future we want to establish gardening lessons, menopause assistance, and activities in conjunction with Camden New Town Community Festival. See this space!From Our Director, Gemma TigheThis content was initially released here.

We will open up once again as soon as federal government guidelines permit us.While we were closed we were delighted with the great reaction we got to our Art Exhibition, which has actually raised over ₤ 10,000 for our work with ladies survivors of sexual and domestic violence, and other vulnerable Camden residents. We are truly delighted that the exhibit was so effective and we hope you delighted in the Art. The exhibit is now finished you can still watch our video including Susie Orbach, the well understand Psychotherapist and Writer, Frances Borzello, Art Historian, and Elizabeth Neilson, Director of the Zabludowicz Collection, a Camden Art Gallery. Were here to support you and we were pleased to support and promote the work of Women Artists taking part in our exhibition.