HEAR is an informal network of London organisations and community groups working to advance equality, fight discrimination and achieve social justice. Our members range from tiny grassroots groups with no paid staff or premises to large national charities with their base in London, and everything in between.
There is no formal membership requirement and groups can withdraw at any time. Involvement can range from receiving our bulletins, news and email information, through getting actively involved by attending free training, events and workshops, taking part in research projects, presenting case studies and sharing learning with peers at HEAR and London for All events, right through to formally joining the HEAR steering group, it’s up to you!
Our Steering Group:
Age UK London
Ashiana Network
Bexley and Bromley Accessible Transport
British Institute of Human Rights
Deaf Plus
Faiths Forum for London
Gendered Intelligence
Inclusion London
London Voluntary Service Council
Race on the Agenda
Refugees in Effective and Active Partnership
Women’s Resource Centre
Currently HEAR has more than 600 members in the wider network.
Some of our most active members:
Asian People with Disabilities Alliance
Asylum Aid
Brook London
Centre for Accessible Environments
Centre for Armenian Information and Advice
Disability Law Service
Domestic Violence Intervention Project
EACH Counselling and Support
Ealing CVS
Ealing Equality Council
Equality and Diversity Forum
Equally Ours
Evelyn Oldfield Unit
Galop
Haringey CVS
Harrow Equalities Centre
Her Centre
Hestia
Hillingdon AIDS Response Trust
Hillingdon Mind
IARS
Iranian and Kurdish Women’s Rights (IKWRO)
Imece Women’s Centre
Jewish Care
Jewish Women’s Aid
London Autism Rights Movement
Merton Centre for Independent Living
Metro Charity
Micro Rainbow
Migrant and Refugee Communities Forum
Niia Project
Partnership for Young London
Praxis
Redbridge CVS
Redbridge Equalities and Communities Council
Refugee Council
Richmond CVS
Roma Support Group
Solace Women’s Aid
St Mungos Broadway
Stonewall Housing
YASS (Young Autistic Spectrum Socialising)
Watch this page for a full list of members coming soon
If you would like to contact an organisation working with a particular beneficiary group, in a specialist area such as homelessness or domestic violence, or an organisation in a particular part of London, we can help:
email hear@reap.org.uk
call 07466 119268
Please also use the above email to let us know if you would like to join our membership list
