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Useful Policies

Some of our policies which might be useful to you when accessing our service

Download Useful Policies Relating to our Service

Here is a list of some of the most relevant documents and policies for clients and people wanting to find out more about our service.  If you can’t see what you require here, please let us know and we’ll do our best to help.

A

Anti-Racism Statement

 

B

Business Plan (Abridged)

 

C

Complaints Policy (how to make a complaint)

Confidentiality
– Client’s Confidentiality Agreement
– Confidentiality Policy

Cookie Policy

 

G

GDPR – Privacy Policy

GDPR – Cookie Policy
Governance of Organisation Policy

 

I

ISVA Policy for Supporting Survivors with Additional Needs to Engage with Services

M

Males – Policy Statement for Working with Male Survivors

 

P

Privacy Policy – GDPR

Policy Statement for Working with Male Survivors

 

S

Social Media Handbook

Social Media House Rules

Statement of Feminism

 

T

Trans Inclusion Policy for Survivors Accessing our Services

 

V

Vision, Mission and Values Statements

Please contact dutysupervisor@nottssvss.org.uk if you would like further information about how we work with perpetrators of sexual offences.

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Notts SVSS Logo. Underneath reads 'Statement on the Supreme Court ruling on the Equality Act'
Statement on the Supreme Court ruling on the Equality Act
Notts SVSS are proud to support survivors of sexual violence aged 18 and above, and this includes people who are trans.
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Picture of people of different genders and ethnicities sat in a circle laughing. In the bottom right is the National Lottery Community Fund logo, comprised of crossed hand image outlined in black and looking like a smiling face and 'Community Fund' written in pink and black.
Peer Support Pilot Starting Soon
We will soon be running our Peer Support Scheme pilot, supported by The National Lottery Community Fund, and we would like to hear from you!
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A photo showing three South Asian women on a settee. Two of them might be older sisters, while the other (sat in the middle) is a younger woman. The older woman on the left is talking, and the other are listening.
Understanding Sexual Violence & Abuse in South Asian Communities
In this guest blog, Al-Hurraya, talks about impact of sexual violence in diverse communities and how we can all reduce barriers to support
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