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Working together, achieving more

The organisations we’re proud to work alongside

We’re proud to work with a range of organisations across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire — from statutory services and charities in the sector to local businesses and community groups. Each partnership strengthens our shared work to prevent domestic abuse, support survivors, and build a safer Nottinghamshire for everyone.

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Office of the Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner
Sets policing priorities and commissions victim support services across Nottinghamshire.
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Nottinghamshire Police
The county’s police force, working with partners to respond to and investigate domestic abuse.
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Nottingham City Council
Local authority for Nottingham City, commissioning and coordinating local support services.
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Nottinghamshire County Council
Local authority for the wider county, commissioning domestic abuse and sexual violence support.
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Nottingham Community Safety Partnership
Partnership body overseeing the city’s coordinated response to domestic and sexual abuse.
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Juno Women’s Aid
Supports women and children affected by domestic abuse across Ashfield, Broxtowe, Gedling, Nottingham City and Rushcliffe, including refuge accommodation.
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Nottinghamshire Women’s Aid
Supports women and children affected by domestic abuse in Bassetlaw, Mansfield, and Newark and Sherwood.
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Imara
Specialist therapy and advocacy for children, young people and families affected by sexual or domestic abuse.
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Nottinghamshire Sexual Violence Support Services (Notts SVSS)
Supports survivors of rape and sexual abuse aged 18+ across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
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NIDAS
Supports women, children and families affected by domestic abuse in Ashfield and Mansfield.
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Deafinitely Women
Specialist domestic abuse support for deaf, deafblind and hard of hearing women.
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Consent Coalition
A partnership of Nottingham organisations campaigning on consent and reducing sexual violence.
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Respect
National charity running helplines for perpetrators and male survivors of domestic abuse.
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Nottingham Muslim Women’s Network
Support for Muslim women and girls experiencing domestic abuse, FGM or forced marriage.
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Nottingham Women’s Centre
Support for women facing mental health difficulties, poverty, abuse and other challenges, run by women for women.
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Broxtowe Women’s Project
Confidential helpline and support for women experiencing domestic abuse in the Broxtowe area.
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Al-Hurraya
Culturally specific support for Black, Asian, minority ethnic and refugee communities, including domestic abuse support.
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Changing Futures Nottingham
Supports people facing multiple disadvantage, including domestic abuse, homelessness and addiction.
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Nottingham POW
Supports the safety and rights of sex workers and those at risk of exploitation.
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Pastel Project
Grassroots organisation supporting Nottingham’s trans and non-binary community.
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Bambuu
Works to eliminate domestic abuse for women and girls in Nottingham.
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Framework
Housing and homelessness charity working across Nottingham, including street outreach and support services.
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Hampton Trust
National organisation delivering perpetrator behaviour change programmes and training.
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Freeva
Domestic and sexual abuse support charity covering Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.
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Refuge
UK’s largest specialist domestic abuse charity, running the national helpline and refuge services.
Let’s work together

Interested in partnering with us? Here’s how to start

Whether you’re a statutory service, charity, business or community group based in Nottingham or Nottinghamshire, we’d love to hear from you. Partnering with Equation means joining a coordinated effort to prevent domestic abuse and support survivors.

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FAQ

Questions we’re often asked about partnering with us

Thinking about partnering with Equation? Here are answers to the questions we’re asked most often — from who we work with to what a partnership actually involves to how to get started. If your question isn’t answered here, just get in touch, and we’ll be happy to help.

Who can partner with Equation?

Any organisation based in Nottingham or Nottinghamshire — statutory services, schools, businesses, charities and community groups. If you’re unsure whether your organisation fits, get in touch and we’ll talk it through.

Do we need specialist knowledge of domestic abuse to partner with you?

No. Many of our partners bring expertise in their own field — we bring ours in domestic abuse, and work together from there.

How do we get started?

Get in touch with our team to start the conversation. We’ll talk through what you’re hoping to achieve and how a partnership with Equation could work.

What does a partnership with Equation actually involve?

It depends on your organisation and goals. Partnerships can include training, joint campaigns, referral pathways, or longer-term strategic collaboration — we shape each one around what works for you and the people you serve.

Can Equation deliver training for our organisation?

Yes. We deliver training to help professionals recognise domestic abuse and respond safely and confidently. Get in touch to discuss what your team needs.

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