Notts SVSS Joins WEVAW Steering Group for a second year
The Write to End Violence Against Women Awards showcase journalism that writes responsibly on violence against women.
Attorney General meets ISVAs
Our hard-working ISVA team are described as a 'Leading Light' in their work supporting survivors accessing the justice system.
Have your say on your police experience
This anonymous survey for survivors of sexual violence wants to hear about your police experience and what improvements could be made.
New A-Z drives more conversations on consent
A year after the original A-Z of Consent was put on public transport, a special edition Night-Time edition has now been launched
Your Journey now available in 5 additional languages
The 'Your Journey' guide is made more accessible after being translated into Arabic, Farsi, Polish, Romanian and Urdu.
Accessibility Tools Added to Website
At the start of Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we are pleased to add the Recite Me accessibility tool to our website.
Photo ID and Anonymous Voters
When Photo ID isn't Photo ID - how the new polling station requirements affect those who are registered to vote anonymously.
Safer Internet Day
7 February is Safer Internet Day, when we’re all challenged to think about how safe the internet is and what we can do about it.
Notts SVSS Asa Services Accredited with Male Quality Standards
The Quality Standards mark recognises our commitment to ensuring a quality service is delivered to male victims-survivors.
Posters Launched
Our new range of posters help to show that no matter what happened, or when, we are here to listen to you, believe you and support you.
