Commission · Train · Partner · Invite

Work with The Bridle Path to make rural abuse harder to miss.

We work with organisations that want to understand the realities of domestic abuse and sexual violence in rural, farming and equestrian communities — and turn that understanding into safer practice, stronger pathways and better visibility.

Different organisations need different starting points.

You do not need to know exactly what the solution should look like before contacting us. Tell us the problem you are trying to solve, the people you are trying to reach and what is currently missing.

Training

Commission professional training

Book Behind the Farm Gate, Safety Beyond the Silence or a tailored session for your workforce, network or event.

Training enquiry →
Commissioning & Consultancy

Strengthen rural practice

Explore briefings, policy or pathway review, rural accessibility, safeguarding input and service-development conversations.

Commissioning enquiry →
Partnerships

Build something together

Partner on referral pathways, evidence-building, rural outreach, research, awareness campaigns or cross-sector work.

Partnership enquiry →
Research

Develop the evidence base

Talk to us about insight, consultation, rural/equestrian survivor barriers, stakeholder engagement or collaborative research.

Research enquiry →
Media & Speaking

Invite Kirsty

Podcasts, panels, conferences, interviews, professional events and media contribution on rural domestic abuse, coercive control and recovery.

Media / speaking enquiry →
Village Vision

Help develop the Bridle Path Village

We welcome conversations with commissioners, funders, land/property partners and specialist organisations around the feasibility-stage Village vision.

Village partnership →

Specialist knowledge where rural life changes the risk.

Our focus is not simply domestic-abuse awareness with a rural label added afterwards. The rural and equestrian context is the starting point.

Areas we bring into the conversation

Isolation and transport · tied housing · family farms and businesses · animals and livestock · land and agricultural assets · community visibility · older victims · male victims · economic abuse · post-separation control · safe professional response.

Simple first step. Clear next step.

Tell us what you need

Email us with your organisation, audience, challenge and timeframe. A short outline is enough.

We scope the right route

We identify whether training, briefing, consultancy, partnership, research or speaking is the best fit.

We agree scope before delivery

Any work is discussed and agreed before delivery, including purpose, audience, format, boundaries and practical requirements.

What is available now

Professional training and briefings, partnership work, research, safe enquiries, information, signposting and service-development conversations.

Direct survivor casework and structured recovery delivery remain in development. The Bridle Path is not currently a 24-hour crisis, refuge, counselling or unrestricted casework service.

Tell us what you are trying to change.

Whether you are a commissioner, rural organisation, equestrian business, funder, researcher, journalist or event organiser, we would rather start with the real problem than force your enquiry into a box.

Email enquiries@thebridlepath.co.uk