Economic abuse is an insidious form of abuse that often continues long after the relationship has ended. It has been recognised by the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 as any behaviour that has a substantial and adverse... Read more
Here at Broxtowe Women's Project we have unveiled a new exhibition featuring poetry and art pieces created by survivors of domestic abuse. A series of creative workshops, funded by Broxtowe Borough Council’s UK ... Read more
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED FOR THIS VACANCY BWP require a Finance Officer to support our small but busy team. Hours: 18 per week Salary: £24,500 pro rata plus 4% pension contribution L... Read more
Our helpline will be closed over the festive period from Thursday 21 December 2023 to Tuesday 2 January 2024. Please seek support at this time if you need it using the helpline numbers below. We wish you a happy Ch... Read more
Ahead of White Ribbon Day 2023, we held 'Writing into Recovery' poetry workshops as part of our Wellbeing Service with women. The classes focused on writing poetry as a path towards ownership, discovery and transformatio... Read more
Ahead of White Ribbon Day 2023, we held 'Writing into Recovery' poetry workshops as part of our Wellbeing Service with women. The classes focused on writing poetry as a path towards ownership, discovery and transformatio... Read more
Ahead of White Ribbon Day 2023, we held 'Writing into Recovery' poetry workshops as part of our Wellbeing Service with women. The classes focused on writing poetry as a path towards ownership, discovery and transformatio... Read more
Ahead of White Ribbon Day 2023, we held 'Writing into Recovery' poetry workshops as part of our Wellbeing Service with women. The classes focused on writing poetry as a path towards ownership, discovery and transformatio... Read more
Ahead of White Ribbon Day 2023, we held 'Writing into Recovery' poetry workshops as part of our Wellbeing Service with women. The classes focused on writing poetry as a path towards ownership, discovery and transformatio... Read more
Ahead of White Ribbon Day 2023, we held 'Writing into Recovery' poetry workshops as part of our Wellbeing Service with women. The classes focused on writing poetry as a path towards ownership, discovery and transformatio... Read more
Broxtowe Women’s Project is proud to support Ask for Angela, a nationally recognised scheme that helps people feel safe on a night out. The concept is simple. If someone feels vulnerable, uncomfortable or unsafe – whether on a date that isn’t going well or in any situation where they need discreet help – they can approach … Continue reading Ask for Angela: Supporting Safer Venues Across Nottinghamshire
