A therapeutic social group for women survivors of sexual abuse
Our main purpose is to provide a relaxed environment where woman survivors can socialise and try new activities with people who understand.
Survivors Together was founded in 2008 for the development and protection of good mental and emotional health among female survivors of childhood sexual abuse (CSA) and recent sexual violence.
Through therapeutic social groups in a safe space, and bespoke one-to-one support, we facilitate and encourage healing journeys enabling women to move from victim to surviving to thriving.
Our group meetings are mostly held online. We have a ‘therapeutic tea and chat’ model, facilitated by our experienced staff, to enable the women to get to know others who understand what they have been through, without the need to talk about their experiences.
The meetings often include a workshop or quiz, or a class such as Mindfulness or arts & craft.
Our support is open-ended and we provide practical support tailored to the individual.
We are run by a long-standing female team that includes survivors, and women who come to us know they will get gender-specific support.
We are currently at full capacity and have closed the waiting list until further notice.
Do you know The Survivors Trust?
We are a member agency of The Survivors Trust (TST), an umbrella organisation for those providing survivor support services. TST supports and promotes our work, making referrals to us and providing training and organisational resources.


