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.
Write to End Violence Against Women Awards is now UK Wide
It's the 10th WEVAW Awards and the first time they are UK wide. Find out how to nominate good journalism and our role in this year's awards.
How Your Feedback Helped us Create our Survivors Charter
Find out more about our Survivor's Charter, written in collaboration with survivors, which outlines how we work to support survivors using our service.
Feeding Back into Notts SVSS
Whether it's something we did well, something we could've done better or you have a suggestion, find out how your feedback can help shape what we do.
Covid-19: Keeping us all safe
We know that deciding which support method works for you is a personal choice. Find out how we are making in-person support safe during Covid-19.
A-Z of Consent Arrives in Nottingham
The launch of a bus and tram wrapped in the A-Z of Consent encourages big and bold conversations on consent in Nottingham.
