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Monday 9:30am - 5:30pm Tuesday 9:30am - 5:30pm Wednesday 9:30am - 5:30pm Thursday 9:30am - 5:30pm Friday 9:30am - 5:30pm

NAZ, 30 Black's Road, London (2026)

15/04/2026

If you could reshape reproductive health services what would they look like?

We’re hosting four focus group discussions and workshops to hear directly from Black women about what really matters to them. From periods to contraception choices, pregnancy prevention to planning, your insights will help shape services and information that truly reflect your needs.

Want to be part of the change?
Learn more and register through the link in our bio!

14/04/2026

Are you from a Global Majority or LGBTQ+ community and live in Hounslow? Then check out Cherish Hounslow!

The free Cherish Hounslow programme offers:
- 12 sessions of individual therapeutic counselling
- 4 reflexology sessions with our certified reflexologist Helen Cox
- Advice and advocacy

All services are offered at our office in Hammersmith at 30 Black’s Road, W6 9DT.

To self-refer or refer someone into the service, fill out this form https://bit.ly/cherish-hounslow or email us at info@naz.org.uk!

Thank you to London Borough of Hounslow and West London NHS Trust for supporting this programme.

12/04/2026

💋 is meeting on Wednesday 29 April at Naz! Come join us for an evening of connection, friendship, and community with fellow + South Asian women and non-binary folks. 💕

WHEN: Wed 29 April, 6:30pm-8:30pm
WHERE: Naz Office, 30 Black's Rd, London, W6 9DT

🎟️Register on Eventbrite! https://bit.ly/4tHT0sR

10/04/2026

MEET THE POETS

Skin Like Mine and Poetic Unity are excited to announce the line up for our Spoken Word Pharmacy! 🎤

IAM Tariq (IG: ) is a writer who discusses people, power and politics through poetry and spoken word.

Binta Yade's (IG: ) poetry, delivered in soft, melodic tones explores the complexities of being human, simultaneously weaving narratives of resilience, community, and love and an unyielding hope for justice, she draws from her heritage to amplify marginalised voices.

Joshua Aketse-Entsie's (IG: .only) poetry serves as a bridge between culture, history, and healing, with a unique ability to blend artistry with activism.

WHEN: Thursday 23 April
WHERE: The Upstairs Bar, Ritzy Cinema, SW2 1JG
TIME: 7-9PM

🎟️ Tickets are free but limited, get yours now on Eventbrite! https://bit.ly/4c4nm2Y

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02/04/2026

In celebration of the 10-year anniversary of the International Booker Prize, F2B is expanding its scope to include translated literature, beginning with French author David Diop’s acclaimed novel At Night All Blood Is Black, the 2021 prize winner.

Told through the eyes of a haunted Senegalese solider, this short but gripping novel unflinchingly delves into the psychological cost of war - exploring themes of trauma, identity, and humanity against the backdrop of World War I.

Head over to the NAZ Eventbrite to get your FREE ticket to join us at our usual spot, Sydenham Library, 5.30 - 7.30pm for a literary dive into the unknown!

https://ow.ly/AE8S50YCbCj

02/04/2026

Get ready for an unforgettable evening of powerful voices, raw storytelling, and electric energy.

Join Skin Like Mine and Poetic Unity for our Spoken Word Pharmacy on Thursday 23 April 2026 celebrating the art of some of London’s finest Black poets at Brixton’s iconic Ritzy Cinema!

Featuring three incredible poets (to be announced 👀) plus an open mic competition where you can take the stage and share your truth.

Winner takes home £100 🔥 With prizes for the runner ups and swag bags for all attendees!

Whether you’re performing or just soaking it all in, this is a space for expression, community, and creativity.

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POETIC UNITY is a Black-led charity founded in 2015 that provides spaces for learning, expression and joy through poetry. Based in Brixton, Poetic Unity offers a service by the community, for the community, predominately supporting young people of Black and mixed-Black heritage, aged 10-30. Their work centres the needs and experiences of the young people we support, recognising poetry as a therapeutic tool that unites and heals communities, celebrates identity and challenges injustice.

SKIN LIKE MINE is London’s newest HIV prevention programme by and for Black Londoners, funded by Do It London (LHPP) and supported by all London councils. SLM brings HIV prevention to Black heritage communities, making testing easy and education accesible.

Register here on Eventbrite: https://bit.ly/41Jl4QA

02/04/2026

Join our Team! We're hiring a Youth Counsellor (18-25 Year Old, Black, Asian & Global Majority clients) 💬

Part-time (18.45 hrs / 2.5 days per week, fixed-term to 31 Mar 2028)
Salary: £30,000 pro rata (£15,000 for 2.5 days per week).

You’ll deliver solution-focused counselling (up to 12 sessions), manage a caseload of up to 12 clients/week based at our Hammersmith office.

We’re looking for someone with a relevant counselling qualification, UKCP or BACP registration, at least 3 years’ post-qual experience (150 supervised hours), willingness for an enhanced DBS, and who positively identifies as Black, Asian or Global Majority. Great benefits include an EAP, pro-rata annual leave and an exceptionally inclusive workplace.

Got questions or want to apply? More details at www.naz.org.uk/vacancies

Send your CV and cover letter to kim@naz.org.uk

12/03/2026

As a health and racial justice charity, we cannot remain silent in the face of war and destruction. The illegal war in Iran, where most recently a girls school in Minab was bombed by US missiles, killing 168 people, most young children, and the ongoing genocides in Gaza, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan, Tigray, and elsewhere in the world are a traumatising reminder of the violence that imperialist forces and systems inflict on Black and Brown people. Our survival should not have to be an act of resistance.

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12/03/2026

As a health and racial justice charity, we cannot remain silent in the face of war and destruction. The illegal war in Iran, where most recently a girls school in Minab was bombed by US missiles, killing 168 people, most young children, and the ongoing genocides in Gaza, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan, Tigray, and elsewhere in the world are a traumatising reminder of the violence that imperialist forces and systems inflict on Black and Brown people. Our survival should not have to be an act of resistance.

09/03/2026

On the 31st March F2B brings you Blessings in more ways than one...

Described as a Moonlight means Purple Hibiscus, Chukwuebuka Ibeh's Blessings is a gay coming-of-age set in post-military Nigeria that explores the story of a son, a mother and the search for love and freedom in a country that forbids one to live their truest self.

Join us for an evening of reflection, exploration, and community.

WHERE? Sydenham Library
WHEN? 5.30 -7.30pm

Get your free tickets at Naz' Eventbrite

09/03/2026

We at SASH are pleased to announce that we will be hosting our third Eid With Pride Event on the 27th of March, 2026 to celebrate the festivities of Eid Al Fitr 2026.

This event will consist of a panel discussion, an opportunity to network and of course a delicious meal. The topic for the discussion is 'mental health needs of q***r people from Muslim backgrounds and support that is needed to address any challenege'. We have a brilliant set of speakers who will speak at this event.

The event will take place on Friday 27th of March, 2026 from 17:30 - 20:30 at The Naz Office, 30 Blacks Road - Hammersmith W6 9DT.

As this is a private event please be sure to reserve your spot by getting your free ticket on Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/eid-with-pride-2026-tickets-1983949833358?aff=oddtdtcreator

08/03/2026

This year's theme for , "Gain to Give", spotlights the interconnectivity of advancements in equality.

Women+ across the world working tirelessly to enrich, protect, advance, support, and fight for their lives, dignity, and freedom are all connected by a common goal: for the freedom and safety of women and girls. Whether it's economic freedom, the right to education, ending violence against women and girls, or sexual and reproductive rights, the advancements that we have today have been hard-won by the generations before us. Together, across space and time, we are connected.

To the women and girls reading this: your voice and advocacy moves mountains. Share your passion and gifts with the world, because your actions will inspire another to be courageous.

NAZ

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Monday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9:30am - 5:30pm
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