Survivor services.

How we support you.

We offer specialist support for people affected by sexual violence and abuse.

Our approach is flexible and trauma-informed, meeting you where you are.

You do not need to have everything figured out before getting in touch, we will help you explore what support may be right for you.

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What to expect.

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We provide two main types of specialist support. Counselling supports emotional recovery, while our ISVA service provides practical guidance, advocacy, and help understanding your rights and options.

Therapy and counselling support.

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ISVA advocacy support.

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Group support.

If counselling is right for you, you may also be offered supportive group sessions to reduce isolation and promote wellbeing. You will never be expected to share personal experiences.