SSA

Sibling sexual abuse support website

Sibling sexual abuse is considered to be one of the most common forms of child sexual abuse within the family setting in the UK. We have created a website dedicated to supporting adult victim-survivors of sibling sexual abuse which includes a supportive community space, educational resources, therapeutic tools, self-care tips, victim-survivor stories and more.

We designed and created the sibling sexual abuse support website in partnership with our lived-experience group of adult survivors of sibling sexual abuse (SSA).

We understand that sibling sexual abuse is a deeply painful and often overlooked experience. It can leave you feeling isolated, confused, and overwhelmed. However, you are not alone.

This website offers comprehensive information and resources for those affected by SSA, alongside a moderated community forum which acts as a safe space to come together, share experiences, and support one another on the journey toward healing.

Go to sibling sexual abuse support website

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Holding Space: a peer support group for older women

Last month, we launched a new peer support group for older women (aged 55 and over) who have experienced sexual violence at any point in their lives.

Robbie’s London Marathon Story 

“For about 8 months on and off I was emailing your support team, and the support and compassion was absolutely incredible.”

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Making Waves: building confidence and connection on the water

Earlier this year, we partnered with All-Aboard Watersports – a charity that helps people access watersports in the heart of Bristol Harbour. Together, we ran a weekly group for eight survivors currently waiting for support with SARSAS.