Women's peer support
A website that makes the first step feel safe
Peer support sessions and events for women. The website has one job: make it feel safe to come along for the first time.

Who they are
The Girls Club Life is a community interest company running weekly peer support sessions and events for women. A lot of the people landing on the website are having a hard time, and they’re deciding whether it’s safe to reach out.
I’ve been through depression myself, so this one meant a lot to me.
What I built
A site that feels like the community does, warm and welcoming rather than like a leaflet from a waiting room. Sessions and events are sorted by area, and there’s a WhatsApp community and a mailing list for anyone who isn’t ready to come along yet.
The serious bit needed handling carefully. The club isn’t a crisis service, so the site says that clearly and kindly, with the right places to go for urgent help.
There’s also room to grow: a stories section for news, a way to volunteer, and a page for donations and sponsors.
Where it’s at now
Live at thegirlsclub.life, and there for whoever needs it.
Jamie is amazing to work with! Did exactly what we asked for and more! We couldn't be happier! Definitely recommend.



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