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What is voices VOICES is a Big Lottery funded project which works with young people aged 12 -18 years to develop an understanding of domestic abuse, deliver preventative education work around healthy & unhealthy relationships and give young people a safe place to have their voices heard. WHAT ARE THE SIGNS? THE RELATIONSHIP IS BASED ON POWER AND CONTROL AND CAN INCLUDE: • Unpredictable behaviour • Isolation • Emotional abuse • Physical & sexual abuse • Force & threats • Shame & blame • Lies • Checking your phone / computer unhealthy relationships • Have low self-esteem • Have symptoms of depression and/or anxiety • Binge drink, take drugs, smoke • Have eating disorders • Self-harm and/or have suicidal thoughts Have poor attendance and achievement in school • Have STI’s effects TEENS IN ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIPS ARE MORE LIKELY TO: 24 HR DOMESTIC & SEXUAL VIOLENCE HELPLINE 0808 802 1414 MEN’S ADVISORY PROJECT (MAP) 028 9024 1929 THE ROWAN (Regional Sexual Assault Centre For NI) 0800 389 4424 CHILDLINE 0800 11 11 PSNI (In an emergency ring 999) - 101 talk WHERE CAN I GO FOR HELP OR WHO CAN I TALK TO? Helping you to recognise the difference between a healthy & unhealthy relationship, build your self-esteem and get the right support HEADING FOR HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS #YOURVOICEMATTERS • Trust • Support • Love • Commitment • Partnership • Honesty • Understanding • Freedom Healthy relationships WHAT ARE THE SIGNS? EQUAL, CONSENSUAL AND RESPECTFUL RELATIONSHIPS CONSIST OF: 36% of girls & 11% of boys had been pressured to send a nude or sexual image of themselves 42% of teenagers experience some form of abusive (unhealthy) behaviour You are in control of your own body; Real partners respect your boundaries Respect means listening to you when you say “No” or “Stop”; Consent is an active “yes” Did you know? • Keep things in perspective • Have goals & work towards them • Nurture a positive view of yourself • Volunteer or try something new • Take steps to lead a healthy lifestyle • Be accepting of change • Communicate regularly & effectively • Have a support network Resilience THERE ARE MANY WAYS WE CAN PRACTICE BUILDING OUR RESILIENCE AND INCREASE OUR SELF-ESTEEM:
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Page 1: AND RESPECTFUL RELATIONSHIPS CONSIST OF: Did you WHAT …€¦ · 028 9024 1929 THE ROWAN (Regional Sexual Assault Centre For NI) 0800 389 4424 CHILDLINE 0800 11 11 PSNI (In an emergency

What is voices

VOICES is a Big Lottery funded project

which works with young people aged 12

-18 years to develop an understanding

of domestic abuse, deliver preventative

education work around healthy &

unhealthy relationships and give young

people a safe place to have their voices

heard.

WHAT ARE THE SIGNS? THE RELATIONSHIP IS BASED ON POWER AND CONTROL AND CAN INCLUDE:

• Unpredictable behaviour

• Isolation

• Emotional abuse

• Physical & sexual abuse

• Force & threats

• Shame & blame

• Lies

• Checking your phone / computer

unhealthy relationships

• Have low self-esteem

• Have symptoms of depression and/or anxiety

• Binge drink, take drugs, smoke

• Have eating disorders

• Self-harm and/or have suicidal thoughts

• Have poor attendance and achievement in school

• Have STI’s

effectsTEENS IN ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIPS

ARE MORE LIKELY TO:24 HR DOMESTIC &

SEXUAL VIOLENCE HELPLINE

0808 802 1414

MEN’S ADVISORY PROJECT (MAP)

028 9024 1929

THE ROWAN

(Regional Sexual Assault Centre For NI)

0800 389 4424

CHILDLINE 0800 11 11

PSNI (In an emergency ring 999) - 101

talkWHERE CAN I GO FOR HELP OR

WHO CAN I TALK TO?

Helping you to recognise the difference between a

healthy & unhealthy relationship, build your

self-esteem and get the right support

HEADING FOR HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS

#YOURVOICEMATTERS

• Trust

• Support

• Love

• Commitment

• Partnership

• Honesty

• Understanding

• Freedom

Healthy relationshipsWHAT ARE THE SIGNS? EQUAL, CONSENSUAL AND RESPECTFUL RELATIONSHIPS CONSIST OF:

36% of girls & 11% of boys had been

pressured to send a nude or sexual image

of themselves

42% of teenagers

experience some form

of abusive (unhealthy)

behaviour

You are in control of your own body; Real partners respect your boundaries

Respect means

listening to you when

you say “No” or

“Stop”; Consent is an

active “yes”

Did you know?

• Keep things in perspective

• Have goals & work towards them

• Nurture a positive view of yourself

• Volunteer or try something new

• Take steps to lead a healthy lifestyle

• Be accepting of change

• Communicate regularly & effectively

• Have a support network

ResilienceTHERE ARE MANY WAYS WE CAN PRACTICE BUILDING OUR RESILIENCE AND INCREASE

OUR SELF-ESTEEM:

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New

townabbey:

voices.newtow

nabbey@w

omensaidm

ib.org 07710 306 849

Antrim

: voices.antrim

@w

omensaidm

ib.org

07701 388 726

Ballymena:

voices.ballymena@

wom

ensaidmib.org

07701 388 734

Carrickfergus: voices.carrickfergus@

wom

ensaidmib.org

07701 388 735

Larne:

voices.larne@w

omensaidm

ib.org

07701 388 727

Manager:

manager@

wom

ensaidmib.org

07713 567 157

TO FIN

D O

UT M

ORE PLEA

SE CO

NTA

CT:

• Meet new

people, have fun and take part in activities, group w

ork and social outings

• Learn about healthy & unhealthy relationships and

other topics that are important to you

• Develop new

skills and gain qualifications

• Become a volunteer, peer-m

entor and young am

bassador for Wom

en’s Aid A

BCLN

Our local VOICES groups are open to all young people aged 12-18 years and give you the opportunity to:

QUOTES from

young people

“I got involved with

Wom

en’s Aid A

BCLN after

they delivered a workshop in

school. I became a

peer mentor and I

love what I do.”

Jessica

“I volunteer at the Hom

ework

Support Club. It’s a really w

orthwhile experience helping

the younger children”

Adam

“I started my journey at

Wom

en’s Aid A

BCLN by joining the

voices group. I learnt so much and I

was able to gain three O

CN’s.”

Chloe

For more inform

ation on becoming a Peer M

entor please contact: volunteercoordinator@w

omensaidabcln.org 07568 106 373


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