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
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
On 17 January 2022, the DWP announced that the Child Maintenance Service will clamp down on Domestic Abuse News story taken in full from Child Maintenance Service to clamp down on domestic abuse - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) ... Read more
The winners of a children’s art competition were announced this week, with the dazzling designs on display in Beeston Library to coincide with Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) Day. In a competition organised by... Read more
Children across Nottinghamshire are being asked to create a bold bright design to show that everyone can sparkle, in a competition organised by the NSPCC and Broxtowe Women’s Project (BWP). Linking with the theme fo... Read more
BWP is asking people around the world to support children and young people in Broxtowe by Crowdfunding for the very first time. This Spring 2022 we launched a Crowdfunder, to raise vital funds for our Children and You... Read more
Our Children's Outreach service is there for children who have been affected by Domestic Abuse. We offer a range of services to support young people to talk about their experience in a safe and confidential environment. ... Read more
A popular NSPCC campaign that aims to help keep children safe from sexual abuse has launched in Nottingham. The Talk PANTS campaign sees Broxtowe Women’s Project (BWP), collaborating with the NSPCC to reach out ac... Read more
Children and Young Person’s Therapist at Broxtowe Women's Project (BWP), Georgina Rolfe, talks us through the affects domestic abuse has on children. We can all imagine the image that comes to mind, when we think ab... 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
