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9th August 2026 - It's safe to say the summer holidays so far have been filled with Girls Allowed chaos, (in a good way, of course!) Did you catch us on BBC Radio Bristol on Tuesday 4th August? Kirsty and 'Mumma GA' Cheryl took the mic with John Darvall for an exclusive interview all about Girls Allowed, why it was created, who we support and what we do. If you missed it you can listen back to the full interview uploaded onto our Facebook page or via BBC Sounds online. We had a fantastic evening at Hartcliffe Community Centre for our Ladies Night - Taster Event on 24th July and managed to bag ourselves some new volunteers too.

This weekend we also welcomed back the annual Bristol Balloon Fiesta - Did you spot our PINK LADY?!  Our AI generated balloon image hit over 1.5k likes, 80+ shares and saw us gain over 100 new followers meaning this weekend we hit our milestone of 2k followers on Facebook! Incredible! This image was in aid of raising awareness for our upcoming 'Beauty School Drop Out' (pink ladies!) event on Friday 14th August and we think our marketing and advertising idea worked well!

We look forward to seeing you all on 14th August for another remarkable evening celebrating each and every one of you.

- Girls Allowed Supporting Women In Bristol

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Created in 2025 Girls Allowed is a Women's Only constituted group within the heart of Bristol which aims to provide ongoing physical and mental wellbeing support for women.

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Girls Allowed's aims and purposes include supporting women across Bristol no matter what challenge or difficult situation they may be facing. With no limitations, Girls Allowed aims to bring awareness and support to multiple conditions and lifestyles such as mental health disorders, domestic abuse and difficult family dynamics,  women's health concerns such as endometriosis, PMDD, PCOS and more, pregnancy complications, bereavement & child Loss and debilitating illnesses such as cancers, fibromyalgia and diabetes to name a few. 

We believe no women should suffer in silence, should struggle or feel isolated and therefore Girls Allowed has been created to achieve an uplifting, safe space in which women can feel comfortable, relatable and heard.

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"Changing the stigma around community organisations, one event at a time."

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With the provision of evening events and coffee mornings we create a safe space for women to socialise, meet new friends and enjoy local entertainment hoping to bring a sense of self reflection, relief from daily challenges and help women to continue being their authentic selves by supplying information for local activities and hobbies of all kinds, taking them away from their daily struggles and allowing women to freely be themselves.

This is also a great chance for women to seek advice and support from each other, to gain relevant information for professional services and find the help that they require.

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See our core values below:

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G - Growth

I - Individuality

R - Recognition

L - Loyalty

S - Support