Episode 2 - Post-Separation Abuse

Survivor Stories: Stalking

As part of Calan DVS’ Survivor Stories Series, in conversation with Kate Smith, Calan DVS' Social Enterprise (BRIGHT Options) Training Manager, survivors discuss the complexities of Stalking, what it actually means to be stalked and discuss their own experiences of how stalking has affected their lives.    For support on any content discussed contact:    Live Fear Free Helpline: 0808 8010800 National Stalking Helpline: 0808 8020300 Suzy Lamplugh Trust: Am I being stalked? [https://www.suzylamplugh.org/am-i-being-stalked-tool] In an emergency call 999, press 55 if you unable to speak 101 in non-emergency   For any other information contact:  www.Brightoptions.org.uk [http://www.brightoptions.org.uk/] Enquiries@Brightoptions.org.uk [Enquiries@Brightoptions.org.uk]    Trigger Warning:  Podcast contains discussions about stalking, domestic abuse.  Please take care when listening.

Episode 2 - Post-Separation Abuse

The Mid & West Wales Regional Partnership Post Separation Abuse Podcast brings the fascinating, brave, and heartfelt insights and personal experiences of survivors who are working tirelessly to raise awareness of the often devastating and long-lasting impact of Post Separation Abuse, in order to improve understanding amongst professionals, and support and safeguard victims. A must listen for anyone who would like to learn more about Post Separation Abuse! For more information and advice, or to find out where you can get help and support, please visit: Sarah Taylor Collaborations at https://sarahtaylorcollaborationsstampingoutpostseparationabuse.co.uk/ [https://sarahtaylorcollaborationsstampingoutpostseparationabuse.co.uk/], Kaleidoscopic UK at www.kaleidoscopic.uk [http://www.kaleidoscopic.uk/], or contact the Live Fear Free Helpline which is available 24/7 on 0800 80 10 800

Episode 1 - Mid-West Wales Regional Partnership, Community Ambassador Podcast

The Mid-West Wales Regional Partnership Community Ambassador podcast features a range of guests which brings diverse perspectives on the importance of Community Ambassadors within a domestic abuse setting.  Domestic abuse is a pervasive issue and affects people across all demographics, and whilst national campaigns and specialist organisations do crucial work, more support is needed from the communities in which we work – this is where community ambassadors come in.  Take a listen to the podcast to hear first hand experience from Ambassadors and how you can get involved.