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Patient information cards, a cervical screening guide and practical tips to help ease anxiety at healthcare appointments. Read more
The Survivors Trust has 120 member organisations based in the UK & Ireland which provide specialist support for women, men & children who have survived rape, sexual violence or childhood sexual abuse. Read more
This resource will help women, and their partners, who have experienced childhood sexual abuse (CSA) to prepare for pregnancy, birth and parenthood. Read more
Putting Survivors at the Heart of Everything we do
Our training is underpinned by a wealth of knowledge that comes from our vast experience of supporting specialist agencies and working with survivors. We are determined to encourage positive working practices that puts survivors at the centre of focus.
The TST resources website is an online space designed to provide survivors of rape, sexual assault and sexual abuse and their supporters with information, resources and self-help tools to help them navigate their journey of healing.
Learn more about The Survivors Trust's trauma-informed awareness project for the NHS – #CheckWithMeFirst.
The Survivors Trust would like to thank Dame Vera Baird for the passion and unwavering commitment she has shown in supporting much-needed change for victims during her time as Victims’ Commissioner. Read more
Staff from The Survivors Trust are joining forces with their wonderful helpline volunteers and survivor forum members to take on the 10K Wolf Run Challenge. Read more
The Ministry of Justice is funding a team of disabled and non-disabled researchers to talk to D/deaf and disabled adult victims and survivors of rape and sexual violence in England and Wales about their support needs. Read more
View this post on Instagram Here are some handy tips for survivors consuming triggering media 💜 A post shared by The Survivors Trust (@thesurvivorstrustuk) on Jul 9, 2020 at 8:08am PDT
Here are some handy tips for survivors consuming triggering media 💜
A post shared by The Survivors Trust (@thesurvivorstrustuk) on Jul 9, 2020 at 8:08am PDT