My Sisters Place Domestic Abuse Service Training
Our approach is rooted in an understanding of the gendered nature of violence against women and girls, and recognises the way intersecting factors such as age, ethnicity, sexuality and disability can affect women’s experiences and the journey through recovery.
ABOUT US: 

My Sisters Place is an independent specialist ‘One Stop Shop’ for women aged 16 or over and have experienced or are experiencing domestic violence. Established in 2002 we are committed to working in partnership to tackle domestic violence.

WHY OUR WORK MATTERS: 

Women and children have a right to live free from all forms of violence and abuse, and society has a duty to recognise and defend this right. My Sister’s Place takes this responsibility seriously and works with a wide range of partners to generate the best outcomes for women and children.

OUR VALUES: 
To deliver accessible, effective, specialist services that are informed and evaluated by service users experiences promoting individual freedom and quality of life. To explore new and innovative ways to address domestic violence issues with a range of partners, and share best practice locally and nationally. To challenge inequality in access to safety, justice, health and wellbeing,and campaign for change to shape future policy and practice. To work with the wider community through education and community involvement to create a cultural shift in a zero tolerance of domestic abuse, and better equip families to protect one another.
WHAT WE LOOK FOR IN OUR PEOPLE: 

Community awareness, compassionate, feminist, suppportive

HOW WE ARE DIFFERENT: 

We are a 'One Stop Shop’ for women aged 16 or over and have experienced or are experiencing domestic violence. We are looking for volunteers in our charity shop and for help with admin and fundraising too.

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Free Domestic Abuse Training 'Ask Me'
My Sisters Place Domestic Abuse Service Training
Min. 2 Weeks Minimum weeks
Free Domestic Abuse Training 'Ask Me'
Training
Community, Education, Crime and Violence, Crisis Support

The project equips you with an understanding of domestic abuse and how to respond to survivors to enable the community to play an active role in ending domestic abuse.

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Ask Me Project 2023
My Sister's Place Ask Me project will continue in Spring 2023 with new dates to be announced early 2023.