Topaz Centre

11/10/2022

We often get asked why we talk about ending violence against women and girls or refer to male violence. Sexual violence and abuse is disproportionately perpetrated against women and children by men, and this must be acknowledged if we hope to successfully tackle it.

Sexual violence is both a cause and a consequence of s*x and gender inequality and we must challenge the harmful and misogynistic attitudes that underpin it.

If you have experienced r**e, s*xual assault, s*xual abuse or any other type of s*xual violence, you can talk to us - visit our website for support information: https://bit.ly/3MiZ06O.

11/10/2022

10/10/2022

| Come and join us for some family fun tomorrow, Saturday 8 October 1pm-4pm. Where we are holding an event to celebrate black history and culture.

Taking place at The Brendon Lawrence Sports Centre, 35 Hungerhill Road, St Anns NG3 4NB.

The event will include:
- Free Caribbean food
- Free refreshments
- Free activities
- Live DJ
- Performances and entertainment
- Free sports
- Free face painting
- Stalls
- Free raffle with amazing prizes
- Over 20 organisations supporting the event
- And much more!

There is no need to register, just turn up on the day, we hope to see you all tomorrow!

10/10/2022

Do you know what Imara means?

Imara is a Swahili word meaning strength and empowerment.

The word 'Imara' was chosen to represent our service based on our mission to support recovery from child s*xual abuse, recognising and valuing the strength and resources of children and young people who come to Imara.

We aim to empower young people and families from all backgrounds, beliefs and cultures, because s*xual abuse can happen in every community.

10/10/2022

This Saturday on the 8th October at Brendon Lawrence Sports Centre, 1pm-4pm there is a Black Historty Month Event.

There will be:
⭐A live DJ and entertainment
⭐Free food, raffle, sports, activities, stalls and much more

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begins on Monday the 10th and the launch event, hosted by Framework, takes place at the Broadway Cinema with a special screening of Terry Gilliam’s film ‘The Fisher King’ which was chosen for its linked themes of trauma, mental ill-health and homelessness.

This is preceded by refreshments from 4.30pm and an opening speech at 5.35pm from Nottingham East MP Nadia Whittome followed by a short film commissioned by Framework telling the story of service user Michael’s battles with mental ill health.

For more information please follow the link below.

https://www.frameworkha.org/promotingmentalhealth

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10/10/2022

Men, please speak 💔

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10/10/2022

Join us on Thursday for the third of the 5 wellness walks! 🍃

Why not walk yourself into a fitter, more balanced and happier you?

A series of sociable and welcoming wellness walks, every Thursday over 5 weeks. A gentle outdoor session walking in Nottingham parks for women only. An opportunity to develop mindfulness, techniques to destress and make new friends.

Don’t forget to bring your trainers and a water bottle!

The third walk on Thursday, 13th October at 9.30-11.30pm

Meeting at The Forest Recreation Ground, Gregory Boulevard, Nottingham. (Transport will be provide to and from The Forest Recreation Ground). We will be visiting Highfields Park...

To book your place:
📞 0115 837 2627 / 07826 464 722
📧 enquiries@nmwn.co.uk
www.nmwn.co.uk