In the space of one year, here’s what we achieved!

Nottingham Women’s Centre continues to offer hope to women where that possibility isn’t always seen. We pride ourselves in pulling back the curtain to inspire, encourage and collaborate with women.

Every day we strive to ensure that all self-identifying women in Nottingham can achieve the things they want to in life, while also tackling the practicalities of whatever comes their way. We’re here to provide counselling, educational courses, financial guidance, confidence building, social activities, and more.

This past year has seen the Centre fully open our doors again after the challenges of the pandemic. During that time our caseworker support was mostly provided by telephone, and our counsellors continued to work online whilst still providing face-to-face support for women in refuges. We’re thrilled to see the return of the regular hustle and bustle of the Centre, and to be able to provide a safe, warm and friendly space for women who need it.

We’re also proud to work alongside an amazing community of local organisations all working to support women in Nottinghamshire. We’re stronger together, and every day we’re blown away by what local women are doing for our city and county.

A huge thank you to all of our funders, supporters and sister organisations for the generosity and support you have shown us over recent times. Your support has been crucial in keeping our Crisis Funds afloat and keeping 30 Chaucer Street open as a warm, welcoming and holistic place.

Support our work!

Rising costs of living mean that now more than ever, we need your help to support women in Nottinghamshire.

We’ve know that some people are donating their energy rebates to charity and wanted to let you know that any contribution you can make, big or small, helps keep 30 Chaucer Street open as a warm, holistic, friendly space for women in need of financial, mental health and other forms of support.

“I’m so thankful and grateful. Thank you so much. You helped me find myself again when I felt so lost.”
A woman who received counselling at NWC