Author: Fiona Ellis

“Face to face is best”. Or at least this is what many believe when it comes to counselling and therapy. Our charity was no different, supporting 75 service users face-to-face each week with our amazing staff and sub contracted therapists. This doctrine is not always easy nor cost-effective to uphold. A pandemic where meeting face …

Support services for survivors of sexual violence have secured almost half-a-million pounds of funding for the next three years. Source: Suffolk sexual violence survivor services receive government funding boost | Latest Ipswich News – Ipswich Star

Source: £400,000 boost for Survivors in Transition which helps victims of sexual abuse in Ipswich | Business | Ipswich Star

Source: Charity Survivors in Transition has a refurbished Ipswich centre with help of a £10,000 grant from Hopkins charity | Business | Ipswich Star

Source: Suffolk police launch clear-cut short film campaign on sexual consent #ThisIsNotConsent | Latest Ipswich News – Ipswich Star

Source: Suffolk National Citizenship Service volunteers help Ipswich organisations Survivors in Transition and Chapman Centre | Latest Suffolk and Essex News – East Anglian Daily Times

Source: Sex abuse reform ‘a step backwards’ | News | The Times

Source: ‘I’ll be a survivor for the rest of my life’. Research by the University and Survivors in Transition | University of Suffolk