Hello Reggie6
Most of the links on this page lead to more information, but there are
one or two projects which only have minimal details on the internet.
Please let me know if you have a query, or find a website not working
properly.
Poppy Project
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The POPPY Project develops services to enable women to exit prostitution
http://www.poppy.ik.com/
Trust (Brixton)
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TRUST was founded in 1999 as a church and community-based project
supporting women involved in, or recently exited from, prostitution in
south London.
http://www.faithworks.info/Standard.asp?id=4477
St Mungo's
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St Mungo's, Lambeth Crime Prevention Trust (LCPT) and the Stockwell Project
are working to make contact with and proactively engage homeless crack-using
women sex workers
http://www.mungos.org/news/Briefings/Working%20with%20Sex%20Workers%20and%20Crack%20Addiction.pdf
Shelter
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Accommodating the homeless women who work on the streets as
prostitutes is an essential first step to addressing their social
problems.
http://england.shelter.org.uk/policy/policy-2891.cfm
New Horizon Youth Centre?s women?s project
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Targeting female sex workers, aged between 16 and 30 in King?s Cross, north London.
http://www.alg.gov.uk/doc.asp?doc=11279&cat=1463
Chaste
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CHASTE is working with all denominations to build safe housing
capacity in response to the clearly indicated need for immediate
safety and space to think forward options without pressure for those
escaping from the enslavement of sex trafficking in United Kingdom
cities, particularly London.
http://www.chaste.org.uk/cst_1.html
U Turn
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Provide services for women sex workers and other vulnerable women by
offering a safe place, outreach services and education and training.
http://www.wrc.org.uk/members/members_u-z.html
MAINLINERS
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National HIV charity working with injecting drug users and commercial sex workers.
http://www.mainliners.org.uk/
International Prostitutes Collective
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Crossroads Women?s Centre,
230A Kentish Town Rd; London NW5 2AB
e-mail: ecp@allwomencount.net
http://www.allwomencount.net/
Europap Coordinating Centre
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Imperial College School of Medicine
Department of Epidemiology and Public Health
Norfolk Place
London W2 1PG, UK
Europap aims at promoting the health and well-being of sex workers
http://www.europap.net/
http://www.imperial.ac.uk/P418.htm
International Union of Sex Workers
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IUSW
PO Box 27465
London SW2 1YA
Website: www.iusw.org
Email: info@iusw.org
Sex Workers Outreach - Westminster
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This service works with drug dependent women who are selling sex.
http://www.wdp-drugs.co.uk/aboutWDP.html
CLASH (Central London Action on Street Health)
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Clash was established in 1987, in response to rising concern about the
numbers of young homeless people in Central London who were involved
in drug use and the sex industry and who were not accessing health
services.
http://www.candihps.com/hiv/clash.htm
Handbook of Sexual Health Services
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A guide for male and female sex workers on where to seek advice on
coping with clients, survival, safer sex, where to get free condoms,
needle exchange, legal, welfare, housing and listing the drop-in
centres (some of which have prostitute only sessions), from the
European Project for AIDS Prevention in Prostitution c/o Department of
Public Health, St Mary's Hospital Medical School, Norfolk Place,
London W2 1PG, tel (0171) 723 1252.
http://www.sfc.org.uk/adults/issue01/12help.htm
SHOC
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Sexual Health on Call Service for female sex workers
The SHOC Project provides local street outreach and visits to indoor
premises as required. SHOC offers information and advice on sexual
health, drugs (treatment and effects), safety and legal issues, and
existing prostitution. They also distribute a list of 'dodgy clients'.
A special service is provided at St. Ann's sexual health centre for
women working in the local sex industry, including street-workers and
those working from local flats and saunas.
http://www.beh.nhs.uk/healthwise/support_services.asp
Open Doors Working Womens Outreach Services
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http://www.met.police.uk/sapphire/sapphire_phoneno.htm#special
The same webpage also lists:
Praed Street Project, Paddington
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Tues, Weds, & Thurs 2-5pm (drop in) or
telephone for clinic or 1-1 appointments: 020 7886 1549
Working Womens Project, Streatham
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Every Tuesday 6-11pm: 020 8 243 2200
http://www.met.police.uk/sapphire/sapphire_phoneno.htm#special
Marigold/Maze
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Marigold Project, London
The Marigold Project was developed as a partnership between Providence
Row Charity and Maze YWCA. It provides accommodation, training and
support to women involved in sex work in the Brick Lane area of East
London.
http://www.crisis.org.uk/research/fact_files/women.php
Maze
outreach work for young sex workers on the streets
http://www.towerhamlets.gov.uk/data/living-safely/data/other/drugs.cfm
Salvation Army
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http://www.salvationarmy.org.uk/en/Library/publications/salvationist/2004/4-24/Sal040424p01.htm
http://www.salvationarmy.org.uk/en/Library/publications/salvationist/2001/05-05/2001.05.05salvationist_05-05-2001_p2.xml.htm
Barnardo's
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http://www.barnardos.org.uk/whatwedo/children/sexploitation/index.jsp
Bfree - NSPCC
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Works with girls and young women under 18 years at the time of
referral, who are at risk of or involved in sexual exploitation.
http://www.nspcc.org.uk/html/home/whatwedo/projectslondon.htm
Street Matters - NSPCC
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Works with young women up to the age of 18 who are involved or at risk
of sexual exploitation, including those who are abused through
prostitution.
http://www.nspcc.org.uk/html/home/whatwedo/projectslondon.htm
I hope this is helpful. Just use the 'clarification' button if you
need to contact me about this answer.
Best wishes - Leli
searches:
"sex workers" OR "sex industry" london services OR project
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"leaving prostitution" london
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street prostitutes london charity
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health services "sex workers" london
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