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We are looking for a qualified ISVA or Trainee ISVA to join our high quality, accredited and award winning ISVA Service, and a CYP Crisis Support Worker to provide sensitive, client-centred, non–judgmental support to survivors, aged 17 and under, of sexual violence.
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Find out how you can use your voice to create change by giving feedback on our service and responding to government consultations.
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Join us for a Week of Action from 5-11 February and show your support for survivors this Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week!
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Coinciding with Men's Health Month we're looking at male health concerns and ask what are you doing this Movember?
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For survivors of sexual abuse, prostate concerns can be hard to deal with. Re-share our article on Men's Health and the support available this #Movember.
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Join us as we celebrate Black History Month 2023, with our list of 31 Inspirational Black People nominated by our staff and trustees.
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Academics are working with POW Nottingham to develop a tool to improve sexual and serious crime reporting for sex workers in the city.
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The Write to End Violence Against Women Awards showcase journalism that writes responsibly on violence against women.
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Our hard-working ISVA team are described as a 'Leading Light' in their work supporting survivors accessing the justice system.
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This anonymous survey for survivors of sexual violence wants to hear about your police experience and what improvements could be made.
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A year after the original A-Z of Consent was put on public transport, a special edition Night-Time edition has now been launched
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The 'Your Journey' guide is made more accessible after being translated into Arabic, Farsi, Polish, Romanian and Urdu.
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At the start of Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we are pleased to add the Recite Me accessibility tool to our website.
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When Photo ID isn't Photo ID - how the new polling station requirements affect those who are registered to vote anonymously.
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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. 
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The Quality Standards mark recognises our commitment to ensuring a quality service is delivered to male victims-survivors.
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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.
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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.
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Find out more about our Survivor's Charter, written in collaboration with survivors, which outlines how we work to support survivors using our service.
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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.
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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.
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The launch of a bus and tram wrapped in the A-Z of Consent encourages big and bold conversations on consent in Nottingham.
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Read our update on the first 6 months of running the Asa Hub and Therapy Service
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Spiking: women should be able to go about their daily lives and to places such as pubs and clubs without the fear of being assaulted, sexually or otherwise.
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If you have experienced sexual violence and baby loss, we are here for you. No matter how or when it happened.
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After a year of social distancing we need to talk about hugging, contact and consent...
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For survivors of sexual abuse, prostate concerns can be hard to deal with. Get the lowdown on what to look for and the support available.
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Find out about the ways we can all choose to challenge the abusive behaviour of others.
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Asa support hub for adult survivors of sexual violence launches during Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week.
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Read our response to the Crown Prosecution Service Consultation on changes to the RASSO legal guideance.
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Notts SVS Services commissioned to provide the new Adult Sexual Violence Survivors Hub and Therapy Support Service in Nottinghamshire.
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The Crown Prosecution Services (CPS) is currently consulting on changes to their pre-trial therapy guidance. Read our response here.
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The IPSO review of the Editor's Code is a significant opportunity for us to challenge rape myths and misinformation in the press.
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Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week sees the launch of the Consent Coalition website and consent resources for the people of Nottingham/shire
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Our Support-After-TV campaign is taking a huge step forward and we are currently drafting guidelines to submit to Ofcom in response to their consultation
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Notts SVSS have again met the Rape Crisis England and Wales National Service Standards and maintain membership of this valuable organisation.
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IPSO's Review Consultation of their Editorial Code signifies a huge opportunity for us to get rid of rape myths and misinformation in the media.
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We have contacted General Election candidates in Nottingham/shire asking them to pledge to support survivors of sexual violence.
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Help commissioners understand how services can be targeted to best meet the needs of future survivors.
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View or download our translated guide to services from our website.
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On 31st July IICSA published its Report into the Children in the Care of Nottinghamshire Councils. See our response and details of support available here.
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Extra support will be available to survivors of child sexual abuse affected by the publication of the IICSA report for Nottingham and Nottinghamshire
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The IICSA has published its report into Children in the Care of Nottinghamshire Councils. You can access the report and details of support available here.
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We're undertaking a digital review of our services to ensure that they help us to provide the best for our clients and staff both now and in the future.
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We're asking for all UK TV networks to provide support information after all shows that feature sexual violence, across their live and digital platforms.
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We are currently recruiting for Helpline Volunteers, with the next round of training due to start in February.
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We are very pleased to be awarded a Lime Culture Award for being an ‘Exceptional ISVA Team’ in recognition of the outstanding support we offer.
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Organisations in Nottingham look back together on some recent achievements that help to keep women safer in Nottingham/shire
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We have been helping IPSO with the creation of their guide for survivors of sexual violence, who are considering talking to the media.
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We are delighted to have received funding to secure and enhance two of our vital services for survivors; the ISVA Service and our Survivors' Support Service
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Our @NoMoreRapeMyths Twitter campaign directly challenges media use of rape myths whilst encouraging responsible coverage on the issue of sexual violence.
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We will look after any personal information that you share with us. This is central to our values as an organisation.
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Our building is getting too small and we have decided that it is time to look for new premises that will see us through the next 30 years.
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This week long spotlight spreads the message that any form of sexual abuse or sexual violence is unacceptable
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Our Survivors Support Service offers support to anyone aged 13 years and over who is a survivor of recent or non–recent institutional child sexual abuse.
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Nottingham providers of specialist domestic and sexual violence services look back on some recent successes.
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Nottinghamshire Police have launched a Consent Questionnaire top help increase understanding of consent and prevent sexual violence and rape.
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The Government has announced plans to make it easier for survivors of domestic violence to register anonymously on the Electoral Register.
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Are you interested in supporting people who have experienced rape or sexual abuse? We are currently recruiting Helpline Volunteers and Volunteer Counsellors.
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The IICSA Truth Project has come to Nottingham to listen to victims/survivors of child sexual abuse who may have been failed in the past.
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On 6th June, following a rebranding process, Nottinghamshire Rape Crisis Centre became Nottinghamshire Sexual Violence Support Services (Notts SVS Services)
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Following a successful bid to provide specialist support to survivors, we have been able to expand our range of services and what the organisation offers.
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