Yesterday, My Sisters' House women's centre was thrilled to attend the official launch event for the highly anticipated 2024 Markel Magnolia Cup, at the prestigious Goodwood House in West Sussex.

The event revealed the names of the twelve inspiring female jockeys selected to participate, and for the first time, the jockeys got to meet a team from My Sisters’ House and learn more about the charity they are supporting by riding in this inspirational event.

Today, My Sisters' House had the pleasure of hosting a special guest at our office in Bognor Regis – the actress and author, Jess Impiazzi. Known for her roles in various films and TV shows, including C.B. Strike, Keep Calm & Carry On, and Override, Jess graced our space with her presence and genuine enthusiasm for our cause.

Today marked a special occasion at My Sisters’ House as we welcomed the newly appointed High Sheriff of West Sussex, Mrs. Philippa Gogarty. Her visit filled our hearts with excitement and anticipation for the positive impact she'll bring to our community.

Domestic Abuse service manager Natalie busts the myths about abuse after the relationship ends.

An old foe is finally vanquished!

Jo is almost there. Just the 20-mile ‘wall’ to get over …

CEO Lucy Budge explains how #EmbracingEquity is at the heart of our work

Jo faces an old foe - the 16-mile run

For Jo, not being able to run can have a hugely negative impact on her wellbeing

CEO LUCY BUDGE JOINS VOICES REMINDING US #ITSNOTOKAY DURING SEXUAL ABUSE AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE AWARENESS WEEK 2023.

Jo gets to double figures, gets emotional and gets in the zone on week 5.

BLISTERS, GRUMPINESS AND TIME TO THINK. JO CONTEMPLATES THE MIXED BLESSINGS OF RUNNING.

During a hard week of training, Jo contemplates who she is running for and how keeping safe is always a consideration for a woman who runs.

Our Chichester Service Manager Jo is running the Brighton Marathon in aid of MSH. We join her as she bravely (or foolishly) pulls on her running shoes and heads out into the rain.

Violence against women and girls may seem an overwhelming challenge, but even individuals can make a difference, says CEO Lucy Budge

Never an easy topic – with good reason - we must nevertheless remember the shocking number of women killed each year as a result of gender-based violence, says CEO Lucy Budge on White Ribbon Day 2022.

IT’S A BUSY TIME AT MSH, AS WE WORK TO MEET INCREASING NEED AND CONTINUE TO GROW OUR TEAM.

CEO LUCY BUDGE CHECKS IN TO SHARE THE LATEST NEWS.

I have been in this role for 20 months, starting when lockdown hit. I felt honoured to be placed in this role as it is the window to our centre.

Jodie is part of what we have come to call our “First Response” team. You’ll find her in the corner of the big keyworker office, headset on, talking to women about what they need and what we can offer.