We believe that whilst survivors do require counselling to come to terms with what they have experienced, in order to truly move on and reduce re-victimisation, a forward facing after-care service is needed. One that focuses on rebuilding self-esteem, increasing self-worth, enabling self-efficacy, options building for the next step in their lives and ultimately breaking the cycle of victimisation.
Our activities include personal growth coaching, support network (coffee mornings), drop in sessions (to assist with job search, CV writing, mock interviews etc), creative workshops (art, dance, drama, poetry, drumming), fitness and self-defence classes and mental health advocacy sessions.