Everyman Project
Overview
The Everyman Project was formed as a result of the closure of the Everyman Center, A Volunteer Organisation which was formed in 1989 offering support to Perpetrators of domestic violence. After the center closed in 1996 due to lack of funding, some of the then volunteers decided to continue the work by forming what is now the Everyman Project. We are a Charitable organisation whose mission is to help society by reducing angry, abusive and violent behaviours.
The Everyman Project is an Organisational member of the BACP, our entry for the BACP counselling and Psychotherapy Awards 2010 was shortlisted and recommended as highly commended and we have since gained accredited service status with the BACP.
For more information about the Everyman Project, please phone: 0207 263 8884
When and Where are the counselling sessions?
The sessions are provided either evenings or daytimes, in London at Archway N19
Overview
The Everyman Project was formed as a result of the closure of the Everyman Center, A Volunteer Organisation which was formed in 1989 offering support to Perpetrators of domestic violence. After the center closed in 1996 due to lack of funding, some of the then volunteers decided to continue the work by forming what is now the Everyman Project. We are a Charitable organisation whose mission is to help society by reducing angry, abusive and violent behaviours.
The Everyman Project is an Organisational member of the BACP, our entry for the BACP counselling and Psychotherapy Awards 2010 was shortlisted and recommended as highly commended and we have since gained accredited service status with the BACP.
For more information about the Everyman Project, please phone: 0207 263 8884
When and Where are the counselling sessions?
The sessions are provided either evenings or daytimes, in London at Archway N19
Contact Details
Phone:
Adviceline: 020 7263 8884
Email:
from website
Website:
https://www.everymanproject.co.uk
Address:
1B Waterlow Road, Archway, London N19 5NJ
Other Info
Opening times:
Monday 10:00 – 2:00
Wednesday 11:00 – 6:00
Thursday 11:00 – 6:00
Costs:
The fee for the assessment session is £35.00, low-waged £25.00, £15.00 concessions).
The minimum concessionary fee is £10.00 per counselling session; the maximum fee is £50.00 per session.
Disabled Access:
Wheelchair access. Adapted toilets. No parking available.
Directions:
Tube: Archway (north London), Elephant & Castle (south London)
Other information:
Counselling and telephone support is available to partners of men participating in the programme. Registered charity. There is also a south London office at Elephant & Castle.
Last updated:
2nd August 2021
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