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8th March is International Women’s Day and we at Cohort 4 reflect on our work with organisations in Malta connected to prevention of gender based and domestic violence. Within our social enterprise trading arm, Cohort 4 have for some years delivered training regarding risk relating to domestic violence and the
“Social capital is the glue that binds together communities otherwise at risk of coming unstuck. The Covid-19 crisis has reinforced the values of community purpose.”Andy Haldane, Chief Economist at the Bank of England wrote a blog post for The National Lottery Community Fund about how national crisis brings out the
Cohort 4 – Our group Coming into this group is the best thing I ever did. I still remember my first day I didn’t know what to say or do Sat there being waited on (my terminology) I didn’t have to help do drinks etc I felt lost, not doing
International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women – Abuse towards disabled women in the community Our group of Cohort 4 women are mostly free from previously abusive households, but not necessarily from the abuse that they experience from ex partners or ex family members. Domestic abuse certainly can continue
ALONG CAME A BEAUTIFUL FAMILY… A while ago, a woman came into our area, along with her children, escaping, fleeing, alone. Cohort 4 welcomed her into our community of women, women survivors of life. We’ve provided for her and her family, created time and space to listen to her story.
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