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How do you continue supporting women's social group during this strange times?

Elsabeth King Individual Posted 5 years ago

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Hi all, I work is a small charity supporting asylum seekers, migrants and refugee women especially those affected by gender based violence. My main role was running a weekly social group for the to interact eachother, providing various mental and health wellbeing sessions. For most of them, coming to the group weekly is a highlight for their week. We are trying to send them encouraging tips and advice with text messages during the lockdown but considering group gatherings will not go back to normal in the near future, I was wondering if there is any low-cost comms technique we can help them coming together once a week. We thought about WhatsApp as most (but not all ) have access but GDPR is an issue. Some of them don't have smartphone and most can not afford have the money for staying online for minutes. Any ideas would be much appreciated. Thank you,
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