Whether you have an hour or a skillset — there's a way to help close the gap.
Listening session support, workshop facilitation, or skilled volunteering
For community organisations, NHS trusts and universities
For funders and grant-makers — see Fund Our Work
No. Listening session support, light logistics and workshop facilitation need no prior experience. If you have a professional skill — research, design, communications or finance — we'll match it to current need.
Our community listening sessions are specifically for Black and diaspora women and girls who want to shape our research. Volunteering, partnering and funding are open more broadly — to anyone who wants to help close the gap.
It varies. Some opportunities are one-off, like supporting a single listening session. Others are ongoing, like workshop facilitation as MindWeave and CircleWeave launch.
Yes. We're actively building partnerships with community organisations, NHS trusts, universities and circular economy innovators. Every partnership is genuinely reciprocal — partners are paid, named and hold decision-making power.
Not yet — ImpactWeave doesn't process public donations directly through the site. If you're a funder or grant-making body, visit Fund Our Work or get in touch and we'll come back to you.
Community organisations, NHS trusts, universities, funders and volunteers all have a role in closing the gap. Here’s where to start.
For Black and diaspora women and girls who want to shape our research
Listening session support, workshop facilitation, or skilled volunteering
For community organisations, NHS trusts and universities
For funders and grant-makers
