Jewins women2women Limited
JW
Life Coaches
Jewins women2women Limited
Hexagon House, Witney OX28 4BN
# Jewins Women2Women Limited
Jewins Women2Women is a specialist domestic violence charity operating across the UK and Scotland, with headquarters in Witney, Oxfordshire. As the UK's first BAME therapy centre dedicated to Asian and African-Caribbean women, they fill a critical gap in support services for ethnic minority survivors of domestic abuse and trauma.
The organisation provides free life coaching, therapy sessions, and advocacy services tailored to women from ethnic minority backgrounds. Their culturally-sensitive approach recognises how faith, culture and immigration status intersect with domestic violence experiences. They also offer career guidance, mentoring and psychological treatment to help survivors rebuild their lives.
Beyond direct support, Jewins Women2Women runs social enterprise activities including an African product charity shop at Templar Square in Oxford, selling clothing, fabrics and crafts. This generates funds whilst celebrating African and Asian heritage.
What distinguishes them is their founder's lived experience—Moji Obasa herself survived domestic violence and understands the barriers ethnic minority women face. The team comprises experienced professionals with degrees in accountancy, business and education. Their track record speaks volumes: supporting 170 women since 2012, relieving 50 of depression, returning 30 to employment, and securing court victories returning children to mothers. They won Home Office intervention preventing a woman's deportation by an abusive ex-partner.
The organisation is expanding globally, launching trauma coaching centres in Nigeria and planning UK expansion to London, Scotland and the Midlands.
Jewins Women2Women is a specialist domestic violence charity operating across the UK and Scotland, with headquarters in Witney, Oxfordshire. As the UK's first BAME therapy centre dedicated to Asian and African-Caribbean women, they fill a critical gap in support services for ethnic minority survivors of domestic abuse and trauma.
The organisation provides free life coaching, therapy sessions, and advocacy services tailored to women from ethnic minority backgrounds. Their culturally-sensitive approach recognises how faith, culture and immigration status intersect with domestic violence experiences. They also offer career guidance, mentoring and psychological treatment to help survivors rebuild their lives.
Beyond direct support, Jewins Women2Women runs social enterprise activities including an African product charity shop at Templar Square in Oxford, selling clothing, fabrics and crafts. This generates funds whilst celebrating African and Asian heritage.
What distinguishes them is their founder's lived experience—Moji Obasa herself survived domestic violence and understands the barriers ethnic minority women face. The team comprises experienced professionals with degrees in accountancy, business and education. Their track record speaks volumes: supporting 170 women since 2012, relieving 50 of depression, returning 30 to employment, and securing court victories returning children to mothers. They won Home Office intervention preventing a woman's deportation by an abusive ex-partner.
The organisation is expanding globally, launching trauma coaching centres in Nigeria and planning UK expansion to London, Scotland and the Midlands.
Services offered
Free therapy sessionsLife coachingAdvocacy servicesCultural supportCareer guidanceMental health mentoringImmigration referralsTrauma coaching