Transforming Together attend 1Million Women and Girls’ Mayoral Debate
Members of the Transforming Together network recently attended the 1 Million Women and Girls Mayoral Debate in Newcastle.
We use our voice to speak up about homelessness because we've been on the frontline of it for over 55 years. This is what we're doing and saying. For media enquiries, get in touch with our Communications Team.
Members of the Transforming Together network recently attended the 1 Million Women and Girls Mayoral Debate in Newcastle.
As a provider of services to adults and young people who have experienced sexual exploitation, we are proud to use our voice to those of many others seeking to protect the vulnerable from horrendous abuse.
Policy Manager Philippa Rousell responds to the latest Rough Sleeping Snapshot.
Homelessness is spiralling while services are closing their doors, we stand alongside 36 other charities to say this must end
Netreach Service Manager Hannah shares a blog about online harms and tech abuse and how they contribute to growing numbers of sexual exploitation.
The ASE Partnership, STAGE was developed in areas and with partners who had knowledge and/or provided direct support during high-profile investigations into sexual exploitation:
The continued reviews into the systemic failings for hundreds of victims are welcomed by us. However, I will add such systemic failings is not bound only to Rochdale.
We pledge to continue to work with and offer accommodation to some of the most vulnerable rough sleepers in and around Westminster, whilst working in partnership with other providers, our commissioners and partners.
STAGE Data Analyst Stella Liapi shares her experience of supporting women in her current capacity and her previous role as an ISVA (Independent Sexual Violence Advisor).
On Day 13 of the 16 Days of Action, Red Umbrella Service Manager Sarah Clarke breaks down how gendered stigma affects the support that women with multiple unmet needs receive, and where professional attention should be focused to #ChangeTheStory.
On day 4 of the 16 Days of Action Against Gender-Based Violence, Criminal Justice Area Manager Lisa Boyack discusses the importance of diversion schemes to prevent women from circumstances that mean re-offending is likely.
A new report published by the STAGE Project shines a light on the experience of women who have been targeted, groomed and sexually exploited across the North East and Yorkshire, and calls for urgent change.