Charlton Athletic Women is a professional women's football club based in London, England, and competes in the FA Women's Championship, the second tier of the women's football pyramid. The team plays its home matches at The Oakwood, the home of Cray Valley Paper Mills, while maintaining a strong historic link to Charlton Athletic's training ground. Originally formed as a standalone club, they were officially integrated into Charlton Athletic Football Club in 2021, reviving a famous name in women's football. The club's peak era was in the early 2000s when, as Charlton Athletic Women, they were a dominant force in the top-flight, winning the FA Women's Cup in 2005 and finishing as league runners-up. The modern team, under the renewed backing of the men's club, is building towards a return to the Women's Super League, with a squad blending promising youth and experienced professionals. The team is supported by a passionate and growing fanbase, sharing the Addicks' community spirit. Charlton Women is a club with a glorious past and ambitious future.