Women’s health in Haringey

Groups, activities and health services available for all women in Haringey.

Women’s support groups for alcohol and drug use

The Grove 

The Grove offers a women-only space every Friday to support clients with their wellbeing and needs. The space offers:

  • creativity
  • breakfast
  • group support

Address: 9 Bruce Grove, London, N17 6RA.

If you are interested in attending, please contact The Grove for time details:

Find out more about support available at The Grove

Haringey Advisory Group on Alcohol (HAGA) and Haringey Recovery Service (HRS)

HAGA offers a women-only support space every Friday.

The group provides:

  • arts and crafts
  • therapeutic interventions
  • mutual aid and support

If you are interested in attending, please contact the HAGA team for time details:

Find out more about the HAGA alcohol service

Waythrough 

Waythrough Charity is proud to deliver a dedicated women’s space at the Pavilion in Bruce Grove Castle every Tuesday, specifically designed to support women in the criminal justice system who are affected by substance use. 

The space aims to foster connection, empowerment, and positive change, offering a supportive community where women can rebuild their lives and access the tools they need for long-term wellbeing.

The group provides: 

  • Art therapy and DIY Sessions
  • Pilates and meditation
  • Empowerment circles
  • Guest speakers and peer support
  • Games, sport, and more

When: every Tuesday 11am-1pm 

Address: Bruce Castle Park Pavillion, Bruce Castle Park, Lordship Lane, London N17 8NJ

Contact: Carmen.ramirez-molina@waythrough.org.uk

The Grove: 0208 365 9032

See also: alcohol-related support in Haringey.

WOOSH (Women-Only One-Stop Hub)

A safe space for all women at Mulberry Junction in Tottenham.

Address: 332 High Road, London N15 4BN

When: every Thursday afternoon from 1pm to 4pm. 

You can just drop in, or you can email mulberry.junction@haringey.gov.uk to book an appointment.

Mulberry Junction is a homelessness hub that offers food, shower space and laundry facilities. On a Thursday afternoon, the space acts as respite for women experiencing violence and homelessness. The service offers support with domestic abuse, prevention of homelessness, and sexual health. 

In addition, they offer:

  • a selection of art activities
  • clothes and shoes
  • a fresh lunch 

WOOSH is also able to take special requests for items that women may need such as a phone or financial support with transport.

Women’s Health Hub: The Gynaecology Collaborative

The Gynaecology Collaborative is an integrated community gynaecology service dedicated to women registered with a GP in Haringey or Islington.

The service aims to ensure patients are seen quickly, usually within 6 weeks of referral.

The service supports women with:

  • menstrual problems 
  • contraceptive counselling 
  • cervical screening 
  • sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) screening and treatment 

Service locations

Hornsey Central Neighbourhood Health Centre

Address: 151 Park Road, London N8 8JD 

Clinic: Second floor

Lordship Lane

Address: 239 Lordship Lane, London N17 6AA 

Read more on how The Gynaecology Collaborative can help women.

Whittington Health – specialised clinics for women

Services include:

  • colposcopy
  • Early Pregnancy Diagnostic Unit (EPDU)
  • endometriosis
  • fertility support – including intrauterine insemination (IUI) procedures
  • general gynaecology
  • gynae-endocrine/gynae-hormone clinic
  • gynae-oncology rapid access clinic
  • menopause
  • pregnancy advice

Read more about women's health services at the Whittington Hospital.

See also

Haringey-based support:

General advice and guidance:

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