Talking Therapies, formally known as ‘Healthy Minds’ provides a range of free, confidential support to people aged 16 and over across Herefordshire and Worcestershire. This includes: We can also help you find and access a variety of groups, courses and activities delivered by voluntary, charity and social enterprise providers that can support your physical and […]
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Pathfinder is a two year pilot project for Adult survivors of Sexual abuse who have complex trauma related mental health needs that may result in their presentation being complex. Free training is available for professionals to increase understanding of working with survivors of sexual violence. For more details, please contact pathfinder@axiscounselling.org.uk […]
Pathfinder Project is a service provided by West Mercia Rape Sexual Abuse Support Centre (WMRSASC)to offer specialist services to adult survivors of sexual violence who are in need of stabilisation due to trauma symptoms. Clients with mental health needs will be able to access support groups, one to one support and psycho-education groups. Free training […]
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The Holly Project aims to help survivors rebuild their lives and offer them hope for the future. The Holly Project is a free, independent support service for the survivors of Child sexual Exploitation (CSE) and their families, run by CSE Survivors. It is a safe place for those affected by CSE to get support and […]
Please Remember:
Anyone who has experienced rape or any kind of sexual assault or abuse at any time in their life needs to be involved in decisions about what happens next, to be informed enough to make their own choices and to have as much control as possible over their journey.
If the details of a service are incorrect/out-of-date please email opcccomms@westmercia.police.uk
Funded by NHS England and West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner, The Survivor Pathway has expanded to the West Mercia area, who recognised the need for an integrated online resource for all sexual violence support services.
The Survivor Pathway is also available in the South West Region.
