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We love our volunteers and core team, but we understand that not everyone can give their time. You can also be a donor
WE are constantly attempting to meet the vast and various needs of our community from protection from gender-based violence to spaces (parties, picnics and town halls) where people can be themselves around other people living under similar intersections.
WE-Change prioritises a holistic approach to community care. This looks like us deciding how best to cater to the many and varied needs of LBTQ women and non-binary people.
WE accept contributions to the work in whatever form they may take. This could look like a monetary donation to enable us to continue our work, time through volunteering or even spaces in rural parishes in which people can gather and be safe in community.
I think the importance of doing activist work is precisely because it allows you to give back and to consider yourself not as a single individual who may have achieved whatever, but to be a part of an ongoing historical movement.
We love our volunteers and core team, but we understand that not everyone can give their time. You can also be a donor
This programme seeks to equip the community WE serve with the tools, ideas, mechanisms and rhetoric to lead conversations about abortion in their own contexts as well as empower other people by validating their reproductive choices without judgment.
This project aims to facilitate open and holistic conversations about the causes, courses and effects of different reproductive choices in order to ascertain what motivations go into certain choices as well as how WE can provide for our community through assessing their needs.
In the absence of adequate social services from the state, WE-Change has undertaken the initiation of a Mutual Aid Programme by which members of the community WE serve (LBTQ women & non-binary people) can get small personal grants dependent on need to ease the financial strain of economic discrimination and underemployment.
In 2022, WE-Change launched Sketel Magazine to platform members of the community that are writers, essayists and artists. This publication publishes quarterly with themed editions, the first of which was centred around marginal perspectives about abortion.
WE are always looking for talented and dedicated people to volunteer on various projects. If you’re interested in helping to improve the lives of Jamaican women, then send us your information below and we’ll be in touch if there’s a project that you can help with