Domestic Abuse can seriously impact on a mothers’ ability to parent her children. Abusive men can cause significant damage to what should be a happy and natural process. Mothering can be undermined so badly by this... Read more
Sunday 23rd June 9am at Clumber Park - will you be there to run for us? Our services are needed more now than ever and we need your help to keep them running. Sign up is £10 to and we ask is that you try to ra... Read more
Are you an avid runner? Do you like to compete and push yourself? Well why not consider taking part in the Nottingham Running Festival on 4th August and raise money for BWP whilst you are at it? There is the optio... Read more
As part of World Book Night 2024 we are launching our Power of Words project. The ‘Power Of Words’ project aims to provide an improved access to reading & writing to the women we work with. The project will... Read more
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Raising funds to help support the critical work we do at BWP has never been more important. Join us to Fundraise for BWP at the Twilight Trail on Thursday 23rd May. We invite you ... Read more
On March 8th we had a huge celebration in honour of International Women's Day! We organised a huge community event to Inspire Inclusion, fusing fashion and food together in creative and innovative ways, centring the v... Read more
BWP are recruiting for a Finance Officer! If you would like to be part of an ambitious team, working for an impactful organisation with great employee benefits and have the financial chops we'd love to hear from you! ... Read more
This week is Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week #SASVAW. Organisations that support survivors of abuse are sharing the important message that #ItsNotOk and to ALWAYS ensure you have consent. In this mont... Read more
The poem below has been written by a survivor of Domestic Abuse Kat. Kat has been supported by BWP, attending our Survivor's programme, and recently a Writing into Wellness event run by our Wellbeing team. As you... Read more
Children commonly suffer emotional abuse by fathers intent on continuing to exert power and control over their former partner. Possessive men will use children in an attempt to persuade their mother back into the r... 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
