Women's Resource Centre Bermuda

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Women's Resource Centre Bermuda Our mission is to advance the rights, equity and wellbeing of women in Bermuda. 💜

Our Vision is to be the leading resource and voice for women in Bermuda and for Bermuda to be a community free of inequality and sexism, where women are emotionally and physically healthy, safe, confident and able to realize their potential. Our mission is to enhance the lives of women in Bermuda by supporting those navigating life's challenges, by providing confidential Counseling, Education and Training, appropriate Referrals and access to Community Services. Our education and training programmes assist women with developing new skill sets and promote healthy lifestyles and well-being. This includes our existing Parenting, Healthy Relationships, Self Esteem and Work/Life Balance workshops as well as our new Leadership & Development Program for girls and young women. The Women's Resource Centre is committed to "Supporting Women, Strengthening Families and Fostering Community".

Trigger Warning 🚨Sexual activity without freely given consent is sexual abuse.Sexual abuse can include unwanted sexual c...
29/10/2026

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Sexual activity without freely given consent is sexual abuse.

Sexual abuse can include unwanted sexual contact, coercion, pressure, threats, or having sexual boundaries ignored or violated, including within marriage or long-term relationships.

Because sexual intimacy is viewed as an expected part of romantic relationships, these behaviours can sometimes be minimised, excused or misunderstood. But being in a relationship does not mean someone is automatically entitled to sexual access to their partner. Consent must always be freely given and can be withdrawn at any time.

Learn the signs. Listen without judgement. Believe survivors.

27/10/2026

Reaching out for support can feel overwhelming, especially when you are experiencing abuse. But you don’t have to navigate it alone.

At the Women’s Resource Centre (WRC), we provide a safe, confidential and non-judgemental space for women to access the support they need.

From the moment a woman reaches out, our focus is on understanding her circumstances, identifying her immediate needs and working alongside her to determine the most appropriate next steps. This may include counselling, advocacy, case management, practical assistance or referrals to other services.

There is no one-size-fits-all approach to supporting survivors. Every woman’s experience is different, and our role is to meet her where she is, respect her choices and support her in moving forward at her own pace.

In this clip from EmpowHER Half Hour, our Executive Director explains what women can expect when they reach out to WRC and how we support survivors throughout their journey.

Our services are free, confidential and available to women aged 18 and over, regardless of insurance status.

If you or someone you know needs support, we encourage you to reach out.

You do not have to face abuse alone. Support is available. 💜

Trigger Warning 🚨Technology should not be a tool for control.Digital abuse can include monitoring someone’s communicatio...
27/10/2026

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Technology should not be a tool for control.

Digital abuse can include monitoring someone’s communications, demanding passwords, tracking their location, controlling their social media use or repeatedly contacting them when that contact is unwanted.

Because technology is such a normal part of everyday life, these behaviours can sometimes be dismissed as jealousy, concern or simply “checking in”. But monitoring and controlling another person through technology can form part of a wider pattern of abuse.

Learn the signs. Listen without judgement. Believe survivors.

Trigger Warning 🚨Financial abuse is about more than money. It can be a powerful way of limiting someone’s independence a...
25/10/2026

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Financial abuse is about more than money. It can be a powerful way of limiting someone’s independence and choices.

It may include controlling access to bank accounts, taking someone’s income, preventing them from working, creating debt in their name or deliberately keeping them financially dependent. These behaviours can make it incredibly difficult for someone to make independent decisions or leave an abusive situation.

When we learn the signs, we begin to recognise that control over finances can also be a form of domestic abuse.

Learn the signs. Listen without judgement. Believe survivors.

Trigger Warning 🚨Coercive Control is not always a single incident. Most times, it is a pattern of behaviour designed to ...
23/10/2026

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Coercive Control is not always a single incident. Most times, it is a pattern of behaviour designed to gradually take away another person’s freedom and independence.

Coercive control can affect everyday life, from who someone sees and where they go, to how they spend money, communicate with others or make decisions. Over time, these patterns can create an environment where one person holds power and control over another.

Recognising these patterns helps us understand why domestic abuse can exist even when physical violence is not visible.

Learn the signs. Listen without judgement. Believe survivors.

Trigger Warning 🚨Not all abuse leaves visible injuries.Emotional abuse can slowly undermine a person’s confidence, sense...
21/10/2026

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Not all abuse leaves visible injuries.

Emotional abuse can slowly undermine a person’s confidence, sense of self and trust in their own experiences. It can show up through humiliation, constant criticism, intimidation, threats, manipulation or behaviours that leave someone questioning their own judgement or reality.

As we continue to broaden our understanding of domestic abuse, it is important to recognise the forms of harm that may be less visible to those on the outside.

Learn the signs. Listen without judgement. Believe survivors.

Leaving an abusive relationship does not always mean the abuse ends.For many mothers, navigating shared parenting respon...
21/10/2026

Leaving an abusive relationship does not always mean the abuse ends.

For many mothers, navigating shared parenting responsibilities after abuse can present ongoing challenges, particularly when it comes to communication, custody arrangements and protecting the well-being of their children.

As part of Domestic Abuse Awareness Month, the Women’s Resource Centre invites you to join us for Coparenting Through Abuse: Building Safety, Stability, and Resilience.

Facilitated by WRC Case Manager Camille Creary, this free workshop will explore practical strategies for navigating coparenting after abuse, understanding family court and child welfare processes, supporting children impacted by abuse and prioritising safety.

We are offering two opportunities to participate:

📅 Thursday, 22 October 2026

💻 Virtual Session: 12:30 PM via Zoom

📍 In-Person Session: 6:00 PM at the Women’s Resource Centre

Participation is FREE, but registration is required.

Register at 🌐 www.wrcbermuda.com

Whether you are navigating these challenges personally or supporting someone who is, this workshop offers an opportunity to gain information, practical tools and support.

You do not have to navigate these challenges alone. 💜

Motherhood is a beautiful journey, but it can also come with challenges that are difficult to navigate alone. 💜At the Wo...
20/10/2026

Motherhood is a beautiful journey, but it can also come with challenges that are difficult to navigate alone. 💜

At the Women’s Resource Centre, we believe every mother deserves a space where she feels heard, understood and supported.

Our Mother’s Support Group provides an opportunity for mothers to connect, share their experiences, navigate challenges and find encouragement in one another.

Whether you're navigating the everyday demands of motherhood or simply looking for a community of women who understand, there's a place for you here.

Our next gathering is tomorrow!

📅 Wednesday, October 21, 2026

🕕 6:00 PM

📍 Women’s Resource Centre

Because healing was never meant to be a solo journey.

20/10/2026

In a community as small and closely connected as Bermuda, the reality is that we likely all know someone who has experienced or is currently experiencing domestic abuse, whether we realise it or not.

Domestic abuse does not always look the way we expect it to, and those experiencing abuse may not feel safe or comfortable sharing what they are going through.

This is why community awareness matters. 💜

Understanding the different forms of abuse, recognising the signs and knowing what support is available can make a meaningful difference in how we respond to those around us.

In this clip from our October EmpowHER Half Hour segment, our Executive Director reminds us that domestic abuse is not just an individual or family issue. It is a community issue, and we all have a role to play in creating a safer, more informed and supportive Bermuda.

Learn the signs. Listen without judgement. Believe survivors.

Trigger Warning 🚨When we think about domestic abuse, physical violence is often the form we recognise most readily. But ...
19/10/2026

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When we think about domestic abuse, physical violence is often the form we recognise most readily. But domestic abuse can take many forms, and not all of them leave visible signs.

Throughout the remainder of Domestic Abuse Awareness Month, we will be highlighting different forms of abuse to broaden our understanding as a community and help us better recognise the signs in ourselves and others.

Learn the signs. Listen without judgement. Believe survivors.

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"Sofia House", 2nd Floor, 48 Church Street
Paget, QLD
HM12

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+14412953882

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