One-to-one support
One-to-one support is available now
Support is available in person across South Warwickshire by arrangement, and virtually.
We help you uncover skills you may not yet recognise and see what you could do with them. Our support is practical and reflective, with room to build confidence and digital awareness. If you choose, we can help you turn an idea into an online business of your own, considering privacy, boundaries and online safety from the start. The aim is to help you work towards greater financial independence and create something you can be proud of. Learning, work or taking time to decide are equally welcome next steps. Starting a business is not an expectation.
You do not need a business idea, a referral or the right words to get in touch. Share only what feels safe. We begin with what matters to you, at a pace you choose.
We offer warm, confidential support where appropriate and safe. The sessions are reflective and practical, not clinical, diagnostic or therapy.
Women who have experienced domestic or sexual abuse can work individually with trauma informed mentors and business coaches to explore building an online business. Work does not solve everything. Financial independence can open possibilities for safety, choice and a future shaped by you. Where helpful, we can connect or signpost you to suitable external therapeutic and wellbeing support; we do not provide therapy.
Virtual support is a way to have an individual conversation. It does not open an online account or give access to future groups or courses.
We start with what is already in you
Meet and make space
Your first conversation is simply a calm chance to ask questions, consider whether support feels right and decide what could be useful. We can talk about whether meeting in person or virtually would suit you. Share only what feels safe. You do not have to tell your story or commit to anything further.
Notice your skills and strengths
Together, we work through a supported, practical strengths and confidence module to help you see the abilities, experience and knowledge you already use, and the options you might want to explore.
Explore possible directions
A next step might be learning a new skill, developing digital confidence, trying a small business idea, becoming self-employed, or simply taking time to decide. Learning, upskilling or a new job can be options to discuss, with signposting to other services where appropriate.
Build a workable next step
If you choose to explore an online service or business, we offer practical support to build its first foundations, with care around privacy and visibility. We can help you think about how it could stay portable and be adapted if you resettle or your circumstances change.
Connect with the right help
We signpost to other services and specialist advice when they are better placed to help. We are not an emergency service, therapy, legal, benefits, debt or financial-advice service.
What this support can offer
Her Rise On is not a recruitment or job-placement service. Sometimes, recognising your skills or building confidence can make training, work or a future job feel more possible. If another local service is better placed to help, we will say so and point you towards it.
We do not promise a business, income, employment, financial independence, recovery or safety outcome. We do not provide counselling, therapy, legal, benefits, housing, safeguarding or employment placement services. Where appropriate, we signpost to external specialist services.
Building wider access for 2027
A wider supported course is planned for 2027 to help Her Rise On reach and support more women with practical learning and support. It will widen access. It will not replace the individual support available now.
Course and group referrals and places are still in development. Applications are not open yet. You do not need to wait for the course to begin exploring what could be useful now. You are warmly welcome to speak with us.
For urgent or specialist help, find specialist support.