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Women only Project offering advice and support to adult female offenders. The Liverpool Womens Turnaround Project is a safe female only service offering a drop in, individual and group work support and counselling to adult female offenders. The project works closely with a number of agencies, such as CAB, drug and alcohol agencies, local training and employment agencies, mental health services, probation and the courts.

The project offers support with: Mediation and advocacy; Housing, Benefits and Debt Management; Employment, Education and Training; Parenting, Drug and Alcohol Support; Offending Behaviour, Domestic Abuse and 1:1 support. Group work - Positive You, Family Life, Freedom Programme and Understanding Your Emotions.

Provision of challenge psychotherapy for violent male offenders who need to understand their own 'psychology' and make changes accordingly. Some services funded by LSC or families. Willing to provide voluntarily in appropriate circumstances.

Clinical psychology exists in an ivory tower, which means that only a select few have access to our provision. Services, knowledge and provision are inaccessible to marginalised communities. Traditional mental health services can’t always or struggle to meet the needs of people who experience community violence directly or indirectly. Traditional mental health services are frequently staffed by professionals who lack the lived experience or cultural competence to fully understand the nuances of community violence, which ultimately leads to a disconnect between providers and the people they aim to help. So we’ve set up Psychologists the streets deserve because we strongly believe that we are clinical psychologists that communities can trust and relate to. We are psychologists that the streets deserve and feel that they can access. We specialise in trauma and PTSD and understand that trauma from community violence impacts not only individuals but families, communities and society.

PTSD Resolution provides therapy for the mental welfare of Forces’ Veterans, Reservists and their families. Treatment is free, effective and delivered promptly and locally through a network of 200 therapists nationwide, and also by phone and the internet.

Founded in 2009, the charity is accredited by the Royal College of Psychiatrists to the Quality Network for Veterans Mental Health Services (QNVMHS). With over 4,000 referrals to date, it delivers therapy in an average of seven sessions, where the client and therapist agree that no further therapy is required.

The charity is one of the only organisations to provide therapy to veterans suffering with addiction issues and to family members, including partners and children, who may be affected by trauma from living with a traumatised veteran.

PTSD Resolution has a ‘lean’ operation, with no salaried staff or assets - funds are used to deliver therapy and for essential research and public information.

We aim to help people experiencing homelessness rebuild their lives and achieve their full potential by providing a range of support services tailored to their needs. By doing so, we aim to reduce homelessness and help vulnerable individuals become self-sufficient and independent.
At the heart of everything we do is our commitment to treating every person who comes to us with compassion, respect, and dignity. We believe that by providing a welcoming and supportive environment, we can help individuals to rebuild their lives and achieve their full potential.
We acknowledge that homelessness is something that can happen to anyone and we are committed to developing opportunities to work with our service users to improve their life chances.
We believe that everyone has the right to live in a decent, suitable and affordable home and should have access to services that support and enable them to live independently.
We want everyone to be afforded access to to safe, secure housing and accommod

Since 1867 QSA has taken action against poverty with practical projects in east London and across the UK. We believe that people in poverty are the real poverty experts so we work with them to deliver real change. Quaker values sit at the heart of what we do as an independent charity.
Our main areas of work is in Finances, Furniture, Funerals, Fulfilment and to Fight for what’s fair.
We stand up and speak out when we see the injustices of our unequal society.

Adds Up is one of finance projects that provides financial education to those involved in the criminal justice system.

We provide practical support to women involved in off-street prostitution and victims of sex trafficking. This includes one-to-one case work, counselling and wellbeing sessions, mentoring, befriending and not-time bound pastoral care.
We provide long-term, practical and confidential support regardless of who you are or the journey you've been on.

We also work to change the conversation around prostitution, and help organisations who support women to deliver professional and consistent support and the highest standard of care.

The Rape & Sexual Abuse Counselling Centre (RSACC) was established in 1990 as a free and confidential specialist service for women and girls in Darlington and County Durham who have experienced all forms of sexual violence. RSACC’s primary objective is to relieve the distress of individuals who have suffered any form of sexual violence, sexual abuse, domestic abuse or harassment and to educate and raise awareness of the consequences of sexual abuse with a view to preventing violence against women and girls. We provide services across Darlington and County Durham.

We support female and male survivors of sexual violence and abuse & their families.
We offer:
• independent support when child and adult survivors report to the police
• counselling (inc. women only space), specialist counselling and group support for asylum seekers/refugees
• social groups (inc. women only)
• coffee morning
• helpline
• self-help info
• photographic evidence of injuries
• training/awareness

To provide a National Helpline and counselling service for female survivors of rape and/or childhood sexual abuse from the age of 14 years and over. Advocacy support for survivors who have reported to the police and are going through the legal system and training given to other professionals, schools, colleges and PRU's.

Rape Crisis Surrey and Sussex(RCSAS) are an independent specialist rape and sexual abuse support centre based in the Crawley area. We provide expert support for female survivors of any form of sexual violence aged 13+ who live or work in East Surrey and West Sussex.
At RCSAS we recognise that sexual violence exists on the continuum of violence against women and girls. All of our services support survivors of all forms of sexual violence.We offer a holistic, woman-only, and professional service. All of our services are offered free of charge to survivors under the age of 18, and are provided on a donation basis for those who are aged 18 or over.
We believe that survivors of sexual violence are the experts of their own lives, and consequently all of our workers are led by the women and girls we support. Whenever it happened, whatever happened, and however many times it has happened, all survivors deserve the very best support.

Services provided include adult learning - childcare, literacy and numeracy. The RCC also has a creche and childcare facilities. and provides health and well-being activities.

Reach Dem UK is a voluntary organisation which exists to ensure that no one is ever deemed unreachable by society. We are determined to tell the stories of those young persons who have no voice.

Reach Dem UK was established as a direct result of the hopelessness experienced by so many young people today. We aim ensure that young people are empowered with knowledge to help them make informed decisions about how they live their lives.

We provide confidential and free one-to-one coaching to adults who struggle to read in West Surrey and North East Hampshire.

The Rebuild with Hope Foundation is the latest development in the story of the highly successful Remade with Hope social enterprise company, which operates in male and female prisons in England. Our aim is to train and confidence build prisoners so that they are "match fit" for the job market on release. We are strongly values driven using commercial success to reinvest in those who are furthest from job entry. By equipping men and women with greater self-esteem, more skills and a better understanding of what employers want we improve their chances of rehabilitation thereby preventing the next victim.

RECOOP promotes the care, resettlement and rehabilitation of older offenders and ex-offenders, in particular but not exclusively through the provision of support, advocacy, mentoring and advice on finance, housing and health that will enable them to take control of their lives and remain free from offending and prevent them from becoming socially excluded. We offer consultancy, training and direct services aimed at supporting prisons, probation staff and other organisations, including third-sector organisations, to build the range, capacity and skills necessary to meet the needs of older offenders in custody and through the resettlement transition. A number of our services are available through the Prison Education Framework Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS). These include our day centre and buddy support management and training services, in-cell distraction packs and our older ‘Transition’ resettlement course.

Hope North East is a user-led abstinence-based drug and alcohol recovery support service based in Middlesbrough. It delivers a recovery day-programme, therapeutic group-work, supported residential accommodation for homeless prison leavers, open access services and a rent bond guarantee scheme.

RISE provides peer support for substance misuse and mental health. We are also involved in community development and engagement.

Recycle-IT is an exciting Social Enterprise that Recycles computers and puts them back into the community with local people at the heart of the enterprise.

Now more than ever there a need for more low cost computer equipment at home and a need for ethical recycling for the old equipment, and that's where we can help, by diverting any waste from landfill with thoughtful innovative ways and any equipment practically useful and reusable will be provided to the community at large.

Recycling Lives Charity & Social Enterprise reduces reoffending rates by supporting ex-offenders to develop skills, secure jobs and live independently.
Working with men and women in prison and in the community, it offers work and training opportunities, professional wrap-around support, peer-to-peer support and accommodation opportunities.