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Welcome to Foleshill Women's Training

Autumn 2008

Welcome to Foleshill Womens' Training. The centre opened in 1989, and has gone from strength to strength. We are run by women, for women, and work together to support women moving forward. 

 

This website contains lots of information about the great work we do. We are dedicated to changing women's lives by providing eduation, training, healthcare and employment opportunities .

 

By searching the site you will find updated details of our courses, training, healthcare clinics & sessions, and employment & self-employment programmes.

 

We have a number of training rooms available to hire at a competitive rate, so please get in touch.

 

We also have a 'What's On' section highlighting special events taking place for all women to enjoy.

 

Message from the new Centre Manager

 

“I’ve been in the post since May 2008, and am delighted to be part of the team at FWT. The centre offers so much to women, and being new here myself, I’m hoping to see lots of new visitors to the centre over the coming months, as well as welcoming back our existing users.

We are dedicated to improving the lives of the women in Coventry, so come and find out about all the learning, employment, and training opportunities FWT can offer you!”

 

Christine McNaught , Centre Manager

(024) 7663 7693

Aims & Objectives

• To remove barriers of economic disadvantage and social exclusion faced by women living in the community
• To allow women to access mainstream education, employment & enterprise opportunities.
• To facilitate & encourage the development of confidence & self esteem of women by introducing & promoting the concept of life long learning.
• Women will be encouraged to take control of their own lives, make their decisions and take an active part in governance & regeneration of their local communities.
• To ensure that participants acquire relevant knowledge, skills & training that leads to national standards of accreditation.
• To enable women to take control of their own & their children's health.
• To raise awareness of health issues that may have an impact on the quality of their lives.