http://www.napac.org.uk/
The National Association for People Abused in Childhood (NAPAC) is a registered charity which provides support and information for people abused in childhood. The NAPAC Support Team are trained volunteers who will assist callers in any way they can. NAPAC does not offer counselling or on-going support but they are there to listen, validate and do whatever is most helpful to the caller, whether that be a listening ear or searching the database to give the most relevant information on any local sources of help.
NAPAC Support Line 0800 085 3330.
The National Association for People Abused in Childhood (NAPAC) is a registered charity which provides support and information for people abused in childhood. The NAPAC Support Team are trained volunteers who will assist callers in any way they can. NAPAC does not offer counselling or on-going support but they are there to listen, validate and do whatever is most helpful to the caller, whether that be a listening ear or searching the database to give the most relevant information on any local sources of help.
NAPAC Support Line 0800 085 3330.
If you are looking for self-help
resources in the UK, ‘S:VOX’ may be
able to help you.
Go to http://www.svox.org.uk/
resources in the UK, ‘S:VOX’ may be
able to help you.
Go to http://www.svox.org.uk/
Those survivors behind this web site ran a successful campaign to overturn the last amendment to the Limitation Act in 1980. Previous to 30th January 2008, all victims of deliberate and indecent assault had no course of justice if they brought the case later than 6 years after the assault(s). Today, these cases are no longer statute barred and will be considered on their own merits. The author is grateful to a friend and fellow survivor from Justice4survivors for their help and support with ‘Survivors’ Stories’.
http://www.giftfromwithin.org/
This American web site is full of all sorts of ‘streetwise’ advice for
survivors. For example, see Trauma Support/Support Pal’s Finding a therapist, and more ...
To read about one team of
counsellors in London and Herts
UK who specialise in this field,
go to
ASCA - Adult Survivors of Child
Abuse are giving information from
their 21 Step Programme as a free
resource from their Website.
Their internationally recognised
self help support programme is
designed for adult survivors of
neglect, physical, sexual, and/or
emotional abuse. Groups are
being run now in Hitchin, Herts,
UK.
See http://www.ascasupport.org/
Abuse are giving information from
their 21 Step Programme as a free
resource from their Website.
Their internationally recognised
self help support programme is
designed for adult survivors of
neglect, physical, sexual, and/or
emotional abuse. Groups are
being run now in Hitchin, Herts,
UK.
See http://www.ascasupport.org/