Our support service is aimed at making our service users more secure financially, emotionally & physically and ensure they can lead fulfilling lives.
Domestic abuse, honour-based violence & FGM
We support women and girls experiencing or at risk of all types of abuse including psychological, physical, sexual, financial or emotional abuse. We provide one-to-one bespoke support, information, advice, guidance, mentoring, group sessions and training including the Freedom Programme.
Poverty
We provide practical support to help people to improve their financial position. This includes information, advice and guidance with energy, money, debt, and benefits issues. We provide support to reduce household bills, maximise income, deal with problem debt, improve financial skills, improve energy efficiency, reduce fuel and food poverty and apply for grants to help with white goods and furniture to set up home. In addition, we offer opportunities to develop skills through work placements, volunteering opportunities and support to get people into employment.
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We provide a free, completely confidential service that can help you transform your life.
We offer advice on a wide range of issues, including skills development and career guidance.
We run regular drop in services and a mentoring scheme.
16 Days of Activism campaign
It’s that time of year again when the Center for Women’s Global Leadership launches its 16 Days of Activism campaign. It’s part of their goal to eliminate gender-based violence.
Reduce Child Poverty in Leicestershire
This campaign will raise funds to help Leicestershire families to become more financially resilient and to reduce child poverty by helping families maximise income, reduce bills, prevent evictions and improve financial resilience.
Major concerns over domestic abuse
Here at the Zinithiya Trust we are working hard to put measures in place to help those who might be risk whilst adapting to the new and developing situation. You can read the full article published in the Leicester Mercury.
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