Today we're at Coleg Gwent in Usk for their Health Wellbeing and Progression Roadshow.
It's great to be talking to young people about our services and raising awareness of the support and resources available to survivors of all ages.
We'll be in the library until 2 today.
We provide specialist support to adults, children and young people who have been affected by rape, sexual assault and sexual abuse.
📞 01685 379310
📧 enquiries@newpathways.org.uk
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#Rape #SexualAssault #SexualAbuse #EndSexualViolence
We're excited to share that we will soon be launching a Level 5 Diploma in Cognitive Behavioural Therapeutic Skills & Theory!
More information will be coming soon. In the meantime, email training@newpathways.org.uk to express your interest
In Sexual Assault Awareness Month, it is so important not just to raise awareness of sexual assault, but of the effects on survivors and their options for support.
If you or someone you know has been affected, you can call us on 01685 379310 or visit newpathways.org.uk.
We have offices across Wales, where you can access support after sexual violence. If you would like to speak to someone, call 01685 379 310.
If you need immediate support, please call 999 or visit your GP, a hospital accident and emergency (A&E) department or a sexual health clinic.
Our first round of College Course applications has closed and spaces have filled fast!
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Introducing you to our Level 6 Certificate in Therapeutic Counselling Supervision (CPCAB).
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We provide specialist support to adults, children and young people who have been affected by rape, sexual assault and sexual abuse.
📞 01685 379310
📧 enquiries@newpathways.org.uk
🌐 newpathways.org.uk
#Rape #SexualAssault #SexualAbuse #EndSexualViolence
If you have been affected by sexual violence, and have concerns about accessing support, you can:
📞Call us on 01685 379310
📧 Email us at enquiries@newpathways.org.uk
🌐 Visit newpathways.org.uk to learn more
We were delighted to be involved with the development of the Launch of the South Wales PCC Joint VAWDASV Plan which features their ongoing commitment to meeting the support needs of sexual violence survivors involved in the criminal justice process.
Click the link below to read the full plan:
The day was great for improving emotional regulation, developing confidence and encouraging teamwork. The horses were also very accommodating ... Even if one kept trying to get into the waiting room!
Last month, we had the joy of attending the Equine Therapy Centre in Pontypool with our young clients and their families for the Family Fun Event.
The team learnt techniques for co-regulating alongside the horses, before giving them a brush and creating obstacle courses to lead them around.
We have offices across Wales, where you can access support after sexual violence. If you would like to speak to someone, call 01685 379 310.
If you need immediate support, please call 999 or visit your GP, a hospital accident and emergency (A&E) department or a sexual health clinic.
We were additionally surprised and delighted with the incredibly generous donation of ticket proceeds and additional contributions from the audience totaling £750, supported by the Ceridwen Centre who provided the venue free of charge.
(📷 - Dr Tracy Breathnach on LinkedIn)
This time last week, we had a very warm welcome to an enjoyable performance of The Vagina Monologues. A huge thank you to Tracy and the team for the invite and for the opportunity to raise awareness of the services we offer from our Aberystwyth and Carmarthen SARCs.
Our Head of SA Services, Sarah, also delivered a talk on the importance of partnership working in the Criminal Justice ISVA service.
It was great to see a platform given to so many survivors to share their stories, including Nicki, a former client turned ambassador for New Pathways. Da iawn pawb!
Yesterday, we attended the 'Collective Voices, Shared Success: Multiagency VAWDASV' event hosted by Swansea Council.
The event featured speakers from fellow organisations in the sector, who gave us an insight into how they approach tackling VAWDASV and delivering comprehensive support to survivors.
Here we share some of our own key findings that are supported by data in the report. By raising awareness of the extent of the problem, and its impact, we can continue to develop services and resources that provide comprehensive support to survivors of sexual abuse.
Welsh Women's Aid's 'State of the System' report is vital in raising awareness of the changing landscape around violence against women, domestic abuse and sexual violence (VAWDASV).
Generously supported by Welsh Women’s Aid, the award recognises those making a difference in supporting women and CYPs affected by domestic abuse.
We are incredibly grateful to be nominated alongside so many dedicated people all working towards creating a world free from violence.
On Saturday, we were delighted to attend the Wales Assembly of Women's Conference, to celebrate and recognise those who are driving gender equality in Wales.
Emily Wilkinson, a Crisis Worker from our Paediatric SARC in Swansea was nominated for the Catherine Thomas Memorial Awards.
We're recruiting for a Clinical Lead to ensure the delivery of high-quality, ethical, and effective therapeutic services for individuals affected by sexual violence.
If you have leadership skills and a passion for improving outcomes, we'd love to hear from you. Visit buff.ly/QNrLXHY to apply
It's never too late to report a sexual crime.
Call 01685 379310, email enquiries@newpathways.org.uk or visit newpathways.org.uk for support.
This week's information post comes from our CEO, Jackie, who appeared alongside survivor ambassador, Nicki, on Crimewatch, to raise awareness of the services available for survivors of non-recent sexual violence. The full episode is available on BBC iPlayer.
Their message was simple: "It's never too late"
The full episode can be watched here: buff.ly/GMA1oSR
If you have been affected by sexual violence, no matter how long ago, we can help. Call 01685 379 310 or visit newpathways.org.uk for more information.
We are extremely proud of Jackie and Nicki representing New Pathways on Crimewatch this morning.
Jackie and Nicki were asked to share their knowledge of seeking support for sexual violence, in response to a segment where a survivor of rape has come forward nearly 40 years after her attack.
We have five Counselling Courses, ranging from Levels 2 to 6, that take place online.
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We provide specialist support to adults, children and young people who have been affected by rape, sexual assault and sexual abuse.
📞 01685 379310
📧 enquiries@newpathways.org.uk
🌐 newpathways.org.uk
#Rape #SexualAssault #SexualAbuse #EndSexualViolence
Since New Pathways Counselling College opened its doors in 2018, we've supported hundreds of students in pursuing a career in counselling. Help us to continue our work and join the team as a Level 4 Counselling Tutor.
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Our ISVAs (Independent Sexual Violence Advisors) support clients both in making a decision on whether to report and to navigate the criminal justice system. We look forward to understanding how the new independent legal advisors will work alongside and complement vital specialist services like these
