DSA Interventions on offer in Southampton

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1 DSA Interventions on offer in Southampton Provider Activity Eligibility Who can refer Referral Route Currently open Hampton Trust 12 17yr olds with links to DV 12 17yr olds Currently restricted Contact Hampton Trust for Contact LINX Group work around Respect, behaviour and anger management and healthy relationships. 12 week programme Currently operating with YOS clients and in Regents Park School. entry via Regents Park Community College or Southampton YOS. more information on or or ust.org.uk. Hampton Trust for costs. NB: Linx is not an open access programme so it is not possible to make direct referrals to the Hampton Trust. Hampton Trust / DAPP RADAR Group work and individual work for individuals using abusive and / or controlling behaviour within their intimate relationships. Various modules of different length tailored to individual need. Aims to raise awareness of abuse, explore the factors underpinning abusive behaviour and offer alternative healthy relationship strategies. 18+ Any professional or self referrals Contact Hampton Trust / or complete the application form on the Hampton Trust Website org.uk/ourprogrammes/dapp/ or e mail: dapp.spoc@hamptontrust.cj sm.net. Funding only covers service users based in Hampshire.

2 Hampton Trust Y 16 23yr olds Group work with the 16 23yr olds Self Referrals or any Contact Hampton Trust on. RADAR aims to raise awareness of unhealthy relationships, improve self esteem and emotional coping skills, with the aim of reducing the cycle of abuse. 12 week programme Displaying abusive or unhealthy behaviours in their relationships professional or or debbie.willis@hamptontrust. org.uk or fleur.sclarandis@hamptontr ust.org.uk or dapp.spoc@hamptontrust.cj sm.net Hampton Trust Domestic Abuse Safety Advisor Hampton Trust DAPP/Baseline Safety advice, planning and signposting for partners and expartners of all individuals engaged in addressing abusive/ controlling behaviour through the Hampton Trust. Individual Asset Building work. This is for those who require support with lifestyle issues, mental health, substance misuse etc. and require stabilisation before they are able to address their use of abusive and/ or controlling behaviour. To be a partner/ expartner of an individual undertaking Domestic abuse work with the Hampton Trust. Contact will be offered to all but engagement is optional. I8+ using abusive/ controlling behaviour within intimate relationships Anyone referring an individual for perpetrator work is required to provide details of the partner/ ex partner so contact can be offered. Any professional or self referral Contact Hampton Trust or complete the application form on the Hampton Trust Website org.uk/ourprogrammes/dapp/ or e mail: dapp.spoc@hamptontrust.cj sm.net Contact Hampton Trust or complete the application form on the Hampton Trust Website org.uk/ourprogrammes/dapp/ or e mail: dapp.spoc@hamptontrust.cj sm.net

3 DAPP / Hampton Trust Hampton Trust SAFE Co location of experienced perpetrator workers front line team Offering advice, support, motivational work with clients, assessment of clients, workshops for staff etc. Support for adoptive families who are affected by unresolved childhood trauma in their adoptive homes No Limits YP Drop in s for YP Services Advice Sessions General information, advice & counselling Support to achieve healthy relationships Domestic violence information and support Referral to specialist DSA services Safety planning NSPCC DART 7 14yr old & their parent. Group work around recovery. Any team/ organisation which would like perpetrator workers co located a day per week for 12 weeks Any adoptive young person and adoptive parent experiencing conflict and difficulty in their home lives Anyone Self referral Adoption teams Anyone working with adoptive families Up to 25yr olds Open access or professional referral 1 child in family (7 14) & parent, no longer at risk of DVA. Please contact Hampton Trust on or Alison.storey@hamptontrust.org.uk Referral form on the website Contact Karen.jordan@hamptontrust.org.uk See No Limits website or phone Any Contact NSPCC on

4 NSPCC Letting the Future In (LTFI) 4 17yr olds, 1:1 therapeutic sexual abuse work 4 17yr olds boys & girls Any Contact NSPCC on NSPCC Women as Protectors Group work for mum s and carers who are or were in a relationship with an individual who poses a risk of sexual harm to children. PIPPA Single Point of Contact Helpline and training Mum s and Carers Any Contact NSPCC on Any professional working with a client who has experienced or is experiencing Domestic Abuse Male or female experiencing or has experienced Domestic Abuse. Any professional or self referral Contact SCC IDVA s DVA specialists providing advocacy and support to high risk DVA victims Any high risk DVA Victim (Not perpetrators) Any professional Refer via PIPPA or MASH SCC & partners Inspiring Families Group Work, for women and men who experience DA but wish to stay together. Includes assessment of risk and capacity to change. Aims to increase safety of adults and children. Families where DA is a current factor and who are living together or have frequent contact. Consent based programme, 2 groups. Targets early intervention Any professional Kerry Owens Tel: From October Inviting families for precourse assessment September 2016.

5 or where there is statutory children s services intervention e.g. Child in Need. SCFT FAB parents Feelings Affect Behaviour parenting course 6 weeks. 2 hour sessions. Free crèche provided. Covers: Coping with feelings The truth about self image Inappropriate behaviours within a relationship (including domestic abuse, the impact on children, myths, signposting) Managing parent/carer s own behaviours Positive self talk Helping our children manage their behaviours. The parent/carer is at risk of low medium domestic abuse AND needs support in one of more of the following areas: Understanding whether they are in an abusive relationship Understanding the impact of abusive behaviour in the family home Positive parenting skills Improving their selfconfidence as a parent Any Contact SCFT form on next course starting end of September 2016 Star Project Working in schools and other community settings, the STAR project delivers preventative educational sessions on topics such as healthy relationships. Young people and Vulnerable Adults No direct referrals, but you can request sessions from the STAR Team.

6 1:1 advocacy and person centred planning. Male & Female 11+ years with Self referral or any Tailored support to raise experience of living Diversity, Inclusion awareness of DSA issues among with DSA or DVA & Advocacy individuals, groups & communities. Help with accessing DSA support services. Education & training on healthy relationships & keeping safe tailored to minority communities. ISVA s Offering independent information, advocacy and practical support to those who have had an unwanted sexual experience. Male & Female 11+ experienced unwanted sexual experience or via PIPPA Family therapy Offering therapeutic sessions to couples and families who are struggling with the Impacts of DSA or DVA. For families who have been affected by SA or DVA Self referral or any Family Support Offers informal and supportive conversations with experienced professionals to help families build on the challenging but positive work the young people are doing. For parents, carers and any other family members of young people engaged with any of SRC services. Self referral or any

7 Adult Therapeutic Services Providing one on one therapeutic sessions to alleviate the potentially long term negative psychological impacts of SA. 18+ Male and Female who have experienced child sexual abuse / adult sexual assault or both. Adult Therapeutic Services ECSG Emotional Coping Skills Group This group exists to improve access in to all our services for those with more complex and enduring mental health needs. 18+ Male and Female who have experienced child sexual abuse / adult sexual assault or both. Safer Relationships Group Young peoples Therapeutic Services including Outreach A weekly therapy group to explore how to create safer, healthier and more positive relationships. Providing one on one therapeutic sessions to alleviate the potentially long term negative psychological impacts of SA, including art and play therapies. 18+ experienced DVA Young people from the age of years

8 Young Peoples Creative Arts Group The Creative Arts Group is a space for young people to meet others who have been through similar experiences. Work on individual and group projects, using a variety of creative activities and materials in therapeutic ways. Young people from the age of years Brightstars 11 18yrs Psycho education group Relationships, empathy, consent, communication, self esteem, emotional coping skills. Young people from the age of years who have experienced or witnessed DVA. Self referral or any Please call for start dates. Yellow Door) Helpline Crisis helpline run by specialist therapeutic staff responding to calls from individuals, Professionals, families. Male & Female Anonymous service 11+ years Not applicable Helpline number Women s Aid Pattern Changing Course Women s group / programme. Supporting recovery after living with DVA, empowers women and builds confidence. 16+ Women only Self referral or any Call Self referral referral form will be completed over the phone. Agency referral complete referral form and send via to Women s Aid info.helpline@swomansaid.c jsm.net

9 Women s Aid Helpline open access telephone 16+ Self Call Monday line for women with experience of DVA. Women only Friday 10am 1pm Women s Aid Outreach Service Women s Aid Healthy Families Workshop 1:1 practical & emotional support to women over 16yrs. Six week educational course encompassing various topics; domestic abuse, family roles, feelings, assertiveness and healthy relationships. 16+ Women only living in the Southampton area experienced or experiencing domestic abuse 16+ Women only, living in the Thornhill area Women s Aid Women s Aid