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About SIT

SiT is a support centre for men and women (eighteen+) who have experienced any form of sexual abuse in their childhood.

We support men and women who have experienced sexual abuse in childhood,  through a range of trauma informed, psycho-educational activities including one to one and group therapy, counselling, advocacy, research and training to become empowered and improve self esteem and resilience.

Our targeted, individually centred provision operates within 4 key strategic areas:

  • Services & Support (Direct therapeutic work (includes 1:1 trauma focused therapy and counselling, targeted group work, outreach, welfare visits & calls, phone and online support, Indirect therapeutic support (peer support, workshops, themed group sessions)
  • Influence (campaigning, public and professional awareness, feeding into key local, regional and national strategy and decision making)
  • Research & Education (annual research projects, conferences and workshops and training for professionals and psycho-education for survivors and their families)
  • Developing & Strengthening the Charity (Continually reviewing our strategies, using the most efficient systems and investing in robust governance)

Our Ipswich town centre base is open 5 days per week; most of our one to one and group sessions take place from here where demand is highest but we do work in other parts of the county on a demand based system. We are also able to work with individuals online and over the phone.

All referrals undergo a robust assessment so we can work with the individual to devise a care pathway that's right for them and includes them at every point.

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We are grateful for your support, all donations and fundraising go directly towards the costs of supporting survivors - you can easily donate to us here.

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