11/03/2026
This Sunday was International Women’s Day.
We are thinking of the women experiencing oppression, war, torture, unlawful and inhumane conditions. We stand in solidarity with the women of Iran, of Palestine, of Sudan. We stand in solidarity with the women being arrested for accessing terminations or being refused lifesaving healthcare. We stand with the dolls.
Not only do we stand in solidarity with women. We rage with you, we have compassion for you, we are hopeful for you.
Last year, we saw that women in Nottingham city were being let down by services. Often women are left behind or forgotten about because they are conditioned to be resilient and persevere through tough times. We don’t accept this. We want women to know that it’s okay to be soft, to access support and for this support to be as accessible as possible.
This is where The Access Project was born. We will continue to try and make services as accessible and safe go women as possible. And we will continue to advocate for the women whose voices aren’t heard.
Please see this article written about the work we’ve done so far.
We’d like to thank all the people who have helped the women through our project, especially the women from the Nottingham Integrated Sexual Health Services and Nottingham Recovery Network. This partnership has revolutionised the way we engage with women.
The Access Project offers vital s*xual health, contraception and harm‑reduction support for vulnerable women in Nottingham