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Services for Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse
Creative Community Services for Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse
The Green House is a specialist support service for children, young people and families who have experienced sexual abuse. At the Green House we believe in creative evidence-based support services led by the voices of young people and their families. Our specialist services are designed to grow connection and community with families who have experienced sexual abuse.
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Explore AllAs I look back on how I was before I started counselling, I was very anxious and nervous. Now I am a lot more open and confident.
The Green House has been very warm and welcoming. They gave me space to express my feelings and made it feel safe to do so. I am incredibly grateful for the service.
Our Projects
We are always looking for ways that we can contribute the learning from our frontline services to wider policy and practice nationally. This includes a number of recent and ongoing projects such as the Bluestar Project, Disrupting the Cycle of Harm, and A Light in the Dark.
Find out more about our research here
A tour of The Green House
Have a peek at our therapy rooms in our primary St. Agnes Lodge site
Our Supporters
This year we supported 115 children and young people and provided 965 hours of one-to-one therapy.
I was worried I might have to answer lots of questions, but they don’t make you talk about anything you don’t want to. They let you talk to them.
Articles & Resources
More Articles & Resources
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
It can be hard to know how to respond when someone tells us they’ve experienced sexual assault.
There is no perfect answer.
Being able to listen well, believe and show kindness is so important. This week we’re sharing some tips on how to respond.
We are excited to announce our second networking event on Thursday 9th May.
This event will take place online on Zoom and we will be sharing first draft of our upcoming resource that considers the challenges and dilemmas involved in working with children who display HSB in the pre-trial space.
You can reserve your free space on eventbrite through the link in our bio.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
It can be hard to know how to respond when someone tells us they’ve experienced sexual assault.
There is no perfect answer. Being able to listen well, believe and show kindness is so important. This week we’re sharing some tips on how to respond to a friend.
#SAAM
#It’sNotOk
Our next series of multi-agency online and regional training days are now live on eventbrite!
There is 1 month until our next online training day on the 14th May. These days are a wonderful opportunity to build your confidence in pre-trial support and connect with others during this interactive training day .
You can buy your ticket to any of our upcoming days through the link in our bio or on the 'Training' section of our website.
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