A Day in the Life of Maegan, Schools Project Worker
A day in the life of Maegan, Schools Project Worker
Our reponse to the new VAWG strategy
Read Safety Net’s response to the Government’s new Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy.
Our response to the government’s rape review
The government has produced an action plan for improving the Criminal Justice System’s response to rape in England and Wales. Whilst we welcome this, we’re concerned by some of the timelines in it which aim to improve support for victims.
“I had an internal bully who wouldn’t let me be happy”: How sexual abuse can impact men’s health
Ahead of Men’s Health Week on 14th June, we’re raising awareness of how sexual abuse can have a hugely negative impact on the mental health of men. This blog post includes the words of David, a childhood victim of sexual abuse.
“He gaslighted me over many years”… read the story of Melanie*
Melanie came to Safety Net to receive therapeutic support for the trauma she experienced as a result of domestic abuse.
The new Domestic Abuse Bill - what difference will it make for victims?
The Domestic Abuse Bill has just received Royal Assent. Read our blog post for a rundown on the extra protection provided by this new piece of legislation.
Social events to look forward to with Safety Net
Join us, have fun and raise valuable funds to support people who have experienced rape, sexual exploitation, domestic and sexual abuse.
Sexual assault is never the victim’s fault
97% of women aged 18-24 years old have experienced sexual harassment. We believe that these experiences are not their fault and that attitudes need to change.
New funding award will support children and young people
We’re delighted to receive a three year funding grant from Sellafield Ltd and the Cumbrian Community Foundations, which will allow us to employ an additional Children and Young People’s Practitioner in our therapy team.