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About The Nelson Trust The Nelson Trust is leading in the design and development of an innovative new pilot, to establish a Women’s Centre in HMP Eastwood Park. The pilot…
Gloucestershire Mentoring Programme The Nelson Trust is excited to be one of seven trusted organisations collaborating to offer the Gloucestershire Mentoring Programme, a new early intervention support service. This Programme…
IMPACT REPORT 2021 At The Nelson Trust we aspire to be the best at what we do. We exist to support people to overcome multiple disadvantage and deprivation including addiction,…
At The Nelson Trust we provide, trauma-informed support to women and girls across the Southwest, most of whom have been affected directly or indirectly by gendered violence. We are acutely…
The long awaited second part of review into drugs policy has now been published. The Carol Black review on addiction treatment is an independent review commissioned by the government to…
L-R: Charles Berkeley, Sam Collins, Jeremy Hill, Paul Neale (Director, Cotswold BMW), Peter James (MD, RenGen) and Iestyn Lewis (CEO, RenGen). Pictured at Berkeley Castle, venue for the Clay Shoot…
The Hub Academy is excited to announce its new initiative to break down barriers and get creative. We have been funded by Thriving Communities to create a wall hanging to…
Abbie* was referred to The Nelson Trust Women’s Centre after identifying with multiple vulnerabilities and complex needs. Abbie was a high-risk victim of domestic abuse by her ex-partner. In addition,…
We spoke to Lorna, a keyworker at our Bridgwater Women’s Centre about why she is so passionate about her job. “I think the best way to explain why my job…
We asked Hub Academy Lead Beanie Cooke about the impact of the lockdown on our Hub Academy where we provide both a supportive learning environment for people recovering from addiction…
We spoke to one of our ex-clients, John, who has reintegrated into the community and is living in a ‘dry house’ with other people at the same stage of recovery.…
One of the keyworkers at our Women’s Centre has been providing all the staff with daily self-care emails during lockdown. Jo has worked in various roles for the organisation, so…
At our Women’s Centres in Gloucester, Swindon and Bridgwater, we support women who have been arrested and try to help them with the circumstances behind their offending. That’s how I…
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