NMWN Events for this week
Women’s Walking Wednesdays
@ Wollaton Park
(near the playground)
at 9:30am
@ Wollaton Park
(near the playground)
at 9:30am
💛🩵 Your small act can make a big difference. Please donate NOW! 💛🩵
Cycling Session
Forest Recreation Ground, (near the cafe)
NG7 6HB
Bikes Provided
Forest Recreation Ground, (near the cafe)
NG7 6HB
Bikes Provided
💜 Supporting Muslim Women: Culturally Competent FREEDOM PROGRAMME 💜
Language: Delivered in Urdu and Punjabi
Duration: 7-week programme,
Start Date: 18th September 2024.
Location: Mary Potter Health Centre
Ladies Only Swimming
Every Friday
6:30 PM – 7:30PM
£6 per person
Lenton Centre
NG7 1RQ
Every Friday
6:30 PM – 7:30PM
£6 per person
Lenton Centre
NG7 1RQ
Free Chair Yoga
Every Tuesday
1:30PM – 2:30PM
Sneinton Community Hub, Sneinton Boulevard, Sneinton
NG2 4FD
Every Tuesday
1:30PM – 2:30PM
Sneinton Community Hub, Sneinton Boulevard, Sneinton
NG2 4FD
Drop-In Session
->2nd Tuesday of every month at 11am -1pm
->4th Thursday of every month at 9am – 1pm
@Mary Potter Health Centre
->2nd Tuesday of every month at 11am -1pm
->4th Thursday of every month at 9am – 1pm
@Mary Potter Health Centre
FREE Driving Theory Course
From 12/9 To 12/12
The Adams Building
From 12/9 To 12/12
The Adams Building
We are delighted to receive funding for our next community project – Youth Inspired! A project aimed at equipping Muslim girls with skills and information to help them challenge cultural attitudes that may hold them back.
Women’s Cycling Program
Badminton 2023
Badminton, building friendships, fostering teamwork, and enhancing well-being through a fun and inclusive sport. Hosted by Asia Asghar from Nottingham Muslim Women’s Network, in collaboration with This Girl Can and UK Badminton.
We are a grassroots community organisation ensuring local Muslim women’s voices are heard and their needs are met.
Find out more about what we do by watching our film
We build bridges between communities and the people whose decisions affect their lives.
We run projects that shine a light on crucial issues like hate crime and domestic violence
We share unique insights with frontline professionals and partner organisations
