Empowering Girls Through Workshops – Supported by Children in Need
We’re thrilled to announce that, thanks to Children in Need, our girls’ workshops will run until 2028! Following a successful pilot in 2024, these sessions are designed to help girls aged 15–17 explore self-love, body positivity, online safety, and future aspirations through creative journalling and group reflection.
Since Jan 2020 Compassionate Voices CIC has delivered nearly 60 transformative workshops called The Power of YOU for women, reaching over 500 participants. Rooted in inclusivity and guided by our “Power of YOU” philosophy, each workshop celebrates individuality and encourages girls to embrace who they are—building confidence, resilience, and connection.
The Power of YOU aims to create a safe, empowering space where every girl feels seen, heard, and supported.
Compassionate Voices CIC have stringent safeguarding policies and procedures for the protection of young people and children and all facilitators have enhanced DBS with child/young peoples barred list. We also have credited NSPCC/CEOP Certificates for Child Protection, Keeping Children Safe Online, Managing Safer Online Communities and Safer Recruitment.
What Participants Said About the Workshop (Ages 10–14)
- “A confident growing workshop.” – Age 11
- “Very helpful and AMAZING!” – Age 10
- “It made you see all the positive things in life.” – Age 12
- “It was fun and helpful.” – Age 10
- “Amazing!” – Age 11
- “Helps people feel good about themselves.” – Age 10
- “Wonderful fun!” – Age 14
- “Helps people be free and it's amazing!” – Age 10
- “Talk about you.” – Age 11
- “It is a fun experience.” – Age 13
- “Speak about your feelings and help you understand that it's okay to feel like that.” – Age 13
- “It made me feel better about myself and it was really fun.” – Age 14
- “Empowering and a safe space to speak.” – Age 13
- “Everyone was really kind and understanding. Very open and comforting.” – Age 13
- “Safe, fun and brought out the best bits of myself.” – Age 12
What They Enjoyed Most About This is ME
- “The shredding and Pizza.”
- “Shredding things that annoy me.”
- “Kind People!”
- “Crafting.”
- “Talking.”
- “Speaking out about my feelings.”
- “I liked all of it but especially shredding the paper.”
- “Everything. It made me feel a lot more positive.”
- “I enjoyed everything, especially writing all the things we didn't like and shredding them.”
- “Everyone listened to each other and encouraged each other. Everyone was happy and enjoying their time.”
- “The drawing at the end and the shredding.”
- “Being able to speak out.”
- “The I'm fantastique bit because it made me feel good about myself.”
Compassionate Voices CIC have stringent safeguarding polices and procedures for the protection of young people and children and all facilitators have enhanced DBS with child/young peoples barred list. We also have credited NSPCC/CEOP Certificates for Child Protection, Keeping Children Safe Online, Managing Safer Online Communities and Safer Recruitment.
