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Our story

Shared experience.
Stronger possibilities.

A community interest company dedicated to women’s empowerment through connection, resources and practical community projects.

Progress grows
through connection.

Women facing social and economic challenges can benefit from opportunities to learn, build relationships and find practical support. The Circle’s work brings these areas together through mentoring, workshops, community food initiatives and events.

By supporting women’s confidence and development, the organisation aims to strengthen the communities around them. Dignity, participation and shared contribution sit at the heart of this approach.

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An award recipient at the Circle’s anniversary awards gala

Anniversary Awards Gala · Photograph originally published in Elstree & Borehamwood Town Crier, Spring 2026.

The influence of community

Every contribution
deserves to be seen.

The Circle’s anniversary awards gala brought community contributions into the spotlight. The council’s Spring 2026 newsletter highlighted its food support, development programmes and community events.

Read the council coverage · page 10
Meet the women

The people behind the purpose.

Meet the directors listed in the public company record and the people coordinating the Circle’s community activities.

Exclusive Women of Influence Circle’s published purple and orange logo, with the words Uniting Visionaries

Uniting Visionaries · The Circle’s published brand image.

Omolara Fatimo Olukotun

Director · appointed 18 March 2025

Yewande Adigun Ariyo

Director · appointed 15 May 2025

Bola Junice Abioye

Director · appointed 10 December 2025

View the current director record

Meet the team by enquiry
Who we are here for

Many backgrounds.
A shared community.

A multicultural women’s empowerment organisation supporting African, Asian and other diverse communities. Its work brings together women’s growth, dignity, emotional wellbeing and family support.

Joy Sylvester is named as programme coordinator in the Circle’s March 2026 International Women’s Day announcement.

Read the Circle’s community posts

Our reach

Local connections.
A wider circle.

The Communities 1st profile describes hubs and partnerships in Borehamwood, London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Bristol, Liverpool and Newcastle, with monthly in-person and virtual meetings.

Its directory service-area tags include Bedford, Central Bedfordshire, East Herts, Harlow, Hertsmere, Luton, Milton Keynes, North Herts, St Albans, Stevenage, Three Rivers, Watford and Welwyn/Hatfield. Confirm arrangements with the team before attending.

Read the organisation’s directory profile