Children and Families

Child Sexual Abuse: Survivor led session: We Are Survivors

Manchester Safeguarding Partnership are pleased to welcome We Are Survivors to deliver this final session in their Week of Action.

Established in Greater Manchester in 2009, We Are Survivors is a survivor-focused charity that creates safe spaces and provides specialist support for male survivors, including trans and non-binary individuals, affected by sexual abuse, rape and sexual exploitation. Their work combines direct support, advocacy, education and awareness-raising to help break the silence surrounding sexual harm and create lasting change.

King's House Conference Centre, Sidney Street, Manchester M1 7HB

Child Sexual Abuse: Survivor led session: Reign Collective

Manchester Safeguarding Partnership are delighted to welcome REIGN Collective to deliver their morning session on the final day in their Week of Action

REIGN is a Manchester-based, survivor-led organisation that works to transform how professionals and services understand and respond to child sexual abuse and exploitation through training, consultancy and lived-experience expertise. Their work is recognised for providing powerful insights that challenge perceptions, improve safeguarding practice, and drive meaningful change.

King's House Conference Centre, Sidney Street, Manchester, M1 7HB

Steps 2 Safety – Manchester Women's Aid Fundraiser

Steps to Safety walk, a 15km walk to raise vital funds for survivors of domestic abuse. The walk is a 15km (9.38 miles) walk from Manchester City Centre to Altrincham, meeting at Castlefield Bowl then finishing in Altrincham.

This 15km walk was chosen to reflect the 1 woman who is killed by an abusive partner or ex every 5 days, a statistic that reminds us of all just how important literal life-saving services like Manchester Women’s Aid are.  

Section 17: Ensuring suitable and appropriate support

This training is ideal for professionals involved in making Section 17 referrals, working with families who need Section 17 support, or challenging refusals. It provides you with the knowledge and tools to ensure families receive the support they are entitled to, and to effectively advocate when support is inadequate. Please note, there will be only a brief overview of Section 17, so it’s best suited for those already familiar with the topic.

The session will explore:

Online

Saheli 50th Anniversary Gala Dinner

Saheli’s 50th Anniversary Celebratory Dinner is a golden milestone marking five decades of standing alongside Black, Asian and Minoritised women and their children, supporting them to live lives that are safe, secure and free from abuse.

Vermilion Grand Suite, Lord North Street, Hulme Hall Lane, Manchester, M40 8AD

Community Cancer Conversations

Community Health MCR - Community Cancer Conversations Programme 2026-2027

You’ve told Ladybarn Community Hub that “cancer feels deeply isolating”, “there aren’t always spaces to talk openly with people who understand, especially outside the hospital”.

So Ladybarn Community Hub are creating something new together! A community space for conversation, peer support, connection, reflection, belonging.