VAWG Be Heard – BSL
The Home Office is seeking your views to help inform the development of the government’s next Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy.
The Home Office is seeking your views to help inform the development of the government’s next Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy.
Together from all of us at SignHealth we encourage you to #ChooseToChallenge to support women’s empowerment and gender equality.
Deaf people living in Kent are invited to join our interactive healthy relationship workshops on Zoom!
Marie Vickers explains that within child protection processes, social workers have little understanding of Deaf culture. Often, erroneous assumptions are made based on what is considered ‘normal’ in the hearing world.
25 Nov – 10 Dec
Short films, workshops, information and support from SignHealth to stop gender-based violence.
Available to watch after 7pm, Wednesday 20 May 2020 Domestic Abuse: A discussion Fifi Garfield, Marie Vickers & Sabina Iqbal discuss domestic abuse and how the current lockdown situation has changed things. This Q&A programme … Continued
The SignHealth Domestic Abuse Service is still accepting referrals and our staff are working remotely. We are continuing to support new and current clients via video calls.
These five films were commissioned by SignHealth with funding from the Home Office to help raise awareness of five issues related to domestic abuse, including: consent, forced marriage and sexting.
Are you being controlled by your partner? What is coercion? Is it acceptable? What can I do? These are just some of the questions SignHealth hopes to answer in this hard-hitting short film. UPDATE – … Continued