HIVE Directory: Domestic, Sexual Abuse/Violence
Aurora New DawnAurora New Dawn offers safety, support, advocacy and empowerment to survivors of domestic abuse, stalking and sexual violence for anyone over 16 years of age.
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CIS'tersRape, sexual abuse and sexual exploitation of children is endemic within our society.
Society and individuals within it, need to become more aware of the prevalence and impact of such crimes on victims and take responsibility for the prevention and detection of such abuse, and the facilitation of recovery processes. CIS’ters was set up in September 1995 by Gillian, a female survivor of childhood sexual abuse by a member of her immediate family. Our mission is to raise awareness of the existence of sexual abuse during childhood and to highlight the needs of those directly and indirectly affected. We are a peer based organisation and offer adult females, who as female children were sexually abused within a family environment, the opportunity to join CIS’ters as a member. Please Note: Our website also includes information to help the wider community of victim/survivors, friends and non-abusing family, plus professionals. Eastleigh
SO50 9ZF
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Freedom ProgrammeStop Domestic Abuse is an innovative and unique provider of all services to those affected by domestic abuse.
We don’t just protect and work with victims, we help perpetrators, the police and many other organisations. We are currently running sessions online, so please use the referral link on the website Havant
Portsmouth
PO9 1UA
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National Helpline for LGBT+ Victims and Survivors of Abuse and Violence - GalopWe support LGBT+ people who have experienced abuse and violence.
Our team has decades of experience in supporting LGBT+ people who are victims of domestic abuse, sexual violence, hate crime, so-called conversion therapies, honour-based abuse, forced marriage, and other forms of abuse. Our helplines are open to anyone LGBT+ in the UK, as well as friends, family members, and professionals who may be concerned about an LGBT+ person who is facing abuse. You can refer yourself into our services, or you can refer someone to us if you are a professional working with someone who might need our help. |
Non Violent ResistanceFamilies Together
Who is it for? • Parents/Carers with children who show violent, aggressive, controlling or selfdestructive behaviours (aged 5 – 17yrs) • Families across Hampshire, Southampton, Portsmouth and Isle of Wight How does it work? • By breaking the cycle of violent and aggressive behaviour • Creating a support network for the whole family • Giving siblings a voice and support • Flexible ongoing NVR support service available on completion, to help parents stay on track and make sustainable changes What is it? • 10 weekly practical group sessions providing NVR (Non-violent Resistance) strategies and guidance • Engaging activities that build social and emotional capabilities What will it change? • Building positive relationships within the family unit • Empowering parents to change their responses and resist violent behaviour • Reducing frequency and/or severity of violent incidents • Improving school attendance • Improving relationships with professionals |
PARCS (Portsmouth Abuse and Rape Counselling Service)PARCS is an organisation based in Portsmouth which works with people who have been sexually violated at any time and/or experienced domestic abuse. PARCS provides free specialist counselling and psychotherapy to all genders, aged 5 and above.
PARCS Helpline provides emotional and listening support, help with practical information and guidance, and help with understanding and accessing relevant services and information. The service is available to anyone who has been affected by sexual violence, rape and/or domestic abuse living in Portsmouth and Southeast Hampshire, including friends and family of survivors. |
Stop Domestic AbuseStop Domestic Abuse is an innovative and unique provider of all services to those affected by domestic abuse.
Havant
PO9 1UA
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Take CoverI seek to provide a space for women in their journey of recovery from sexual abuse - whether that be from child sexual abuse, child exploitation, domestic abuse, or sexual assault as an adult.
My aim is to give people a space to be able to feel safe and not alone, to be able to gather tools in abundance to support their recovery. I want to empower and give positive affirmations that you can take away and embrace in your own healing. I will offer this space as peer to peer support. Where you can come in and take cover. My background comes from a place of lived experience. To raise awareness is essential to prevent any forms of sexual abuse and its devastating impact on victims, families, and communities. To ensure the safety of our children today tomorrow and in the future. |
The You Trust - STARHampshire Rape and Sexual Assault Counselling (Hampshirerasac) is a portal that offers a list of services that are available for children, young adults and adults in Hampshire who have suffered from abuse.
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Treetops Sexual Assault Referral CentreTreetops SARC is a Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC).
We offer medical care, emotional support and practical help to anyone who has been raped or sexually assaulted. The Crisis Worker team at Treetops SARC provide independent advocacy and support with practical matters, they can introduce you to other support services, for example Independent Sexual Violence Advisors, as well as providing confidential telephone advice. Depending on the type of assault and when it happened, we can offer a forensic medical examination to collect evidence. This examination is important because we want to look after your medical needs as well as collecting forensic evidence. You may be at risk of pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections (STI’s); we can help you accessing emergency contraception and support you in accessing appropriate medical care. The service we provide is free to access and confidential. We will only share your details with other services or agencies with your consent, unless there is a concern that you or someone else is at risk of serious harm. We have a legal duty to share information with other services if you are under 18. We also offer support from a Young Persons Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (YPISVA) to ensure you receive the best possible care. The Young Persons ISVA can offer practical and emotional support. We are in a discreet and secure location with free onsite parking. |