For self-employed women
A community for women who work for themselves
Working for yourself can feel a bit lonely sometimes. The Sisterhood brings women together in person and online, to share ideas, ask questions and build friendships that help with business and life.
Just starting out? Grab the free first-30-days checklist.
What we offer
Ways to be part of The Sisterhood
Come along to a catch-up, join the members' community, or both. Someone just starting out is as welcome as someone with an established business.
Coffee catch-ups
Relaxed mornings in Salford/Worsley and Congleton. Meet women nearby and talk about business and everything else. Open to everyone.
See what's onThe members' community
A WhatsApp group where members ask questions, share wins and recommend each other between catch-ups.
See membershipWebinars and resources
Members get online sessions, recordings, templates and guides on the practical side of running a business.
What's includedFree guides and blog
Useful reading for anyone working for themselves, including a free checklist for your first 30 days.
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Membership
£6.99 a month, cancel any time
Membership is how you stay connected all month, not just on catch-up mornings.
- The members' WhatsApp group
- Webinars, recordings and resources
- £3 off every catch-up ticket
- The chance to book a member spotlight slot
Hello from Leigh-Anne
Started by someone who works for herself too
I'm a freelance marketing consultant and I started The Sisterhood because I wanted more connection with other women doing the same. It started with coffee mornings and now runs in person and online.
Read my storyWhere we meet
Salford/Worsley and Congleton
Catch-ups are booked separately and anyone can come along, member or not. Each event lists its own venue.
See upcoming datesFranchise
Bring The Sisterhood to your area
No group near you yet? If you'd love to run Sisterhood catch-ups where you live, we'd be happy to chat.
Find out moreFree checklist
Going self-employed: your first 30 days
A free checklist of the admin nobody warns you about, in the order it actually needs doing.