Peer Support For Women In The Aid Sector
📅 Tue 12 May 2026
🕤 Morning slot 04:00–05:30 BST // 06:00–07:30 EAT
🕤 Afternoon slot 13:00–14:30 BST // 15:00–16:30 EAT
📍 Location: Online
Working in the aid sector can be enriching, exciting and meaningful. But for women especially, we have seen its pressures lead to feelings of isolation, loss of purpose, and even periods of existential overwhelm.
This group session will be a dedicated, safe space for women in the aid sector to explore their experiences together and support one another. Designed and facilitated by a Psychologist with specialisation in the sector and integrative health and wellbeing – these sessions will help participants strengthen their emotional resilience, reconnect with meaning, and experience genuine community.
We’d love for you to join us wherever you are in the world, and so we’ve fixed two time slots to make it easier for you. Simply click on your preferred time when signing up.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
✅ A safe, confidential community with peers who understand aid sector realities
✅ Space to explore loneliness, identity, and purpose without judgement
✅ Opportunities to reconnect with joy, humour, and creativity
✅ Tools to manage emotional overwhelm and build resilience
YOUR FACILITATOR
Jess Brainch // Psychologist & Facilitator // Click here to learn more
COST £55
AT A GLANCE
💬 We say: “We aim to host one in each quarter of 2026.”
👥 Perfect for: women between their mid 20s to 40s who work in the aid sector
🎓 You can expect: therapeutic reflections and sessions centred on joy, humour and curiosity
📺 Watch Facilitator Jess introduce the sessions here.
