EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS
What is Abuse? Workshop
This face-to-face interactive workshop introduces young people to the different types of abuse, in line with The Care Act 2014. The session aims to broaden participants’ understanding of abuse beyond common perceptions, helping them to identify signs and understand the impact. The workshop empowers young people with the knowledge and confidence to understand abuse, challenge misconceptions, and take action when necessary.
Online Safety
This is a face-to-face, interactive workshop designed to highlight current issues and risks in the online world. Students will engage in guided discussions and interactive activities focused on real-life scenarios, exploring the latest online threats and how to recognise them. The session will cover: Common online risks (e.g., cyberbullying, scams, phishing, inappropriate content). Strategies for maintaining personal safety and privacy and how to seek help. By the end of the workshop, students will be equipped with practical tools and knowledge to navigate the digital space more safely and confidently.
Better Safe than Sorry: Grooming
This empowering face-to-face motivational talk is built around a powerful true story shared by the CEO, offering an honest and emotional account of the realities of grooming and the risks young people face today. The session provides a unique, personal insight into how vulnerability can be exploited—and how resilience, awareness, and the right support can change the outcome. A first-hand account of lived experience with grooming and recovery. This talk is both moving and uplifting—designed not only to raise awareness, but also to inspire young people to take control of their own safety, seek help when needed, and never lose sight of their potential.
Mentoring
1-2-1 support on school grounds, advocating the young person by boosting self esteem and tailored service promoting equality and safe environments which have a positive impact on mental health.