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Spotlight: the podcast for the domestic abuse sector
SafeLives
89 episodes
1 week ago
Content note: domestic abuse, immigration control, bereavement. Caron was gentle, kind and hardworking. A migrant woman building a life, sending love home, and carrying hope. Home was not safe, and systems were not safe either. In this short audio, her friend Max tells the story of bus-ride friendship, a rare day of freedom to sort papers, the calls that never stopped, and a country that made Caron choose between safety and survival. She should have been protected, whatever her status. We share this to honour Caron’s life and push for change so every woman is heard, believed and safe. Credits: Narration by Max. With special thanks to Bambuuu CIC: https://bambuuu.co.uk Shared with consent. Names and details may be changed for safety. If you need support: In an emergency call 999. For specialist support and information visit safelives.org.uk/gethelp
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Content note: domestic abuse, immigration control, bereavement. Caron was gentle, kind and hardworking. A migrant woman building a life, sending love home, and carrying hope. Home was not safe, and systems were not safe either. In this short audio, her friend Max tells the story of bus-ride friendship, a rare day of freedom to sort papers, the calls that never stopped, and a country that made Caron choose between safety and survival. She should have been protected, whatever her status. We share this to honour Caron’s life and push for change so every woman is heard, believed and safe. Credits: Narration by Max. With special thanks to Bambuuu CIC: https://bambuuu.co.uk Shared with consent. Names and details may be changed for safety. If you need support: In an emergency call 999. For specialist support and information visit safelives.org.uk/gethelp
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What does healthy look like? Starting conversations with young people about relationships
Spotlight: the podcast for the domestic abuse sector
25 minutes 38 seconds
4 years ago
What does healthy look like? Starting conversations with young people about relationships
Young people experience the highest rates of domestic abuse of any age group. Professionals working with young people are in the unique position to support them to have healthy relationships during this critical window - before they harm or are harmed. They can also be there to support and speak to a young person if they are worried about their relationship. To do this, professionals need to feel confident starting conversations about relationships. Building on our research, we have developed a resource pack for professionals to use to start conversations with young people about relationships and explore what healthy looks like. Read more: https://safelives.org.uk/voices-men-and-boys Download the resource pack: https://safelives.org.uk/sites/default/files/resources/SafeLives%20Resource%20Pack%20-%20final.pdf
Spotlight: the podcast for the domestic abuse sector
Content note: domestic abuse, immigration control, bereavement. Caron was gentle, kind and hardworking. A migrant woman building a life, sending love home, and carrying hope. Home was not safe, and systems were not safe either. In this short audio, her friend Max tells the story of bus-ride friendship, a rare day of freedom to sort papers, the calls that never stopped, and a country that made Caron choose between safety and survival. She should have been protected, whatever her status. We share this to honour Caron’s life and push for change so every woman is heard, believed and safe. Credits: Narration by Max. With special thanks to Bambuuu CIC: https://bambuuu.co.uk Shared with consent. Names and details may be changed for safety. If you need support: In an emergency call 999. For specialist support and information visit safelives.org.uk/gethelp