The Lounge Live Talk Show

The Lounge UK Posts -5
The Lounge UK Posts -3
IMG_BB0507DFD7F4-1
17103557_1881684718731130_5695180396298144543_n
The Lounge UK Posts -6
FB_IMG_1497035644224 2
76
16473965_1869381283294807_3465342110211600321_n
21082801_1963732537193014_7613953220652783034_o
21055117_1963736680525933_8328450367583002395_o
IMG_0783
Black Blue Modern Party Night Club Flyer (Instagram Post (Square))-2

Real Conversation

Designed with black women in mind 

Intergenerational Learning

Come As You Are

EXPERTS YOU CAN RELY ON

The Lounge UK has supported 417 women and men in obtaining an authentic sense of liberation from role patterns, domination and oppression, empowered through intergenerational education, skills and knowledge of how to identify issues, where to access services and how to interrupt recurring issues. 


Research suggests that 80% of black people cannot talk about their experiences with mental health and 75% of child sexual abuse are female victims. The lack of cultural relevance in representation and access to services, products and information perpetuates the tendencies of black women and girls to underplay the gravity of their problems or recognise a problem, seeking help later in life when the challenge is more severe or too late. 

The Lounge UK sustains its work through a mix of event and workshop ticket sales, investment and sponsorship from local businesses, and the promotion and marketing of local businesses and organisations. We also deeply value kind donations, whether that’s products, services for participants, or reduced rates for venue hire, photography, and videography to support our live show promotions. Every contribution helps us continue creating safe, empowering spaces for Black women. 


Testimonials

I loved the event! It was informative, comfortable and provided learning through edutainment, professional advice and peer experience. 

— Rochelle 


Great night out, totally enjoyed it to the maximum with other like-minded women. Very nice venue. 

— Marsha 


A good event where we discussed many issues that Afro-Caribbeans see as taboo that even my daughter felt she needed to know about. Really nice food. 

— Diane