Here is a variety of both practical and informative resources relating to domestic abuse and child sexual exploitation as well as keeping yourself well; be it physically or mentally.
Domestic Abuse & Child Sexual Exploitation Resources
Fleeing or Leaving? Plan for Your (& Children’s) Safety
A personal safety plan is a way of helping you to protect yourself and your children if/when you need/want to leave an abusive relationship.
Explainer Videos
Learn more about domestic abuse, trauma, refuge, how we can support you, Rotherham Rise and more in our video series.
Other Organisations That Can Help
The organisations below might also, besides Rotherham Rise, be able to help you.
What Happens If I Contact You
Learn about what happens if you contact Rotherham Rise for advice and support, what we can provide and your confidentiality.
Domestic Abuse & Children
Learn more about how domestic abuse can impact children and we answer some of the questions you as a parent or carer (in a domestically abusive relationship) might have.
Resources for Parents & Carers
Resources for parents and guardians to improve a child’s safety, improve communications and allow them to share their worries, fears and anything that might cause them to feel anxious.
Clare’s Law
Clare’s Law aims to protect you or someone you care about, regardless of gender, from domestic abuse and violence. It gives someone in a (potentially) abusive relationship the ability to make an informed choice.
Warning Signs of Child Sexual Exploitation
Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) is a loaded topic, but for us to avoid speaking about it or not raise awareness would come with even more significant harm to society’s most vulnerable…
What is a Healthy Relationship?
Everyone deserves a healthy relationship where both partners are valued and respected. Having a good relationship can be an anchor in our lives…
Warning Signs of an Unhealthy Relationship
Relationships are hard work; it is common for relationships to have ups and downs. Sometimes, unhealthy patterns of behaviours and ways of thinking in how you communicate with your partner develop…
Why Leaving Is Hard
There are many reasons why someone in an unhealthy or abusive relationship might not pack their bags and go…
How to be a Lifeline for a Loved One
Being in a situation where abuse is occurring is often a very lonely place, support becomes extremely important and for someone to know they have a true friend is important – regardless of whether they stay or leave…
Stereotypes & Myths about Abuse of Men
Stereotypes and myths create stigma which in turn makes it even harder for men to summon up their courage to seek support, thereby increasing the risk for those living in abusive relationships.
Teenagers in Abusive Relationships
Abuse in a relationship can happen to anyone, this includes teenagers, and perhaps we do not talk enough about these relationships.
The Myths of Domestic Abuse
Stereotypes and myths create stigma, which makes it even harder for people to summon up their courage to seek support
Help A Stranger
Is there anything you can do to help a stranger who’s is being abused…
Wellness Resources
Challenging Self Criticism
Our mind is not always our friend, sometimes far from it. Learn how to challenge your mind.
How to Set Boundaries
Our mind is not always our The thing is that many of us are “givers”; we give, give, give and over-extend, often forgetting ourselves in the process.
Is “Stuff” Getting Too Much?
We have so many competing pressures, be it work, home, friends, paying the bills, or family commitments. It can be a real struggle when juggling all these plates…
10 Mini Stress Busters
While we cannot resolve something as serious as stress in one go, we can all start introducing little habits and routines in our lives that give us momentary breathing space …