Corporate Support

Whether it’s providing training as part of your Company’s Mental Well-being policy or being a nominated charity for your fundraising team, we really value your support and the positive impact it can make to our work.

Money raised helps our Helpline and Text and Email Support Services to keep running and enables us to continue our work in increasing awareness around self injury and related areas. If you would like to help us support women and girls and provide training and resources for all please email us or telephone 0117 9279600.

Latest

Self Injury Through Time (SITT)

A new theatre group for people with personal experience of self-harm - starting 16th January 2024 at acta Community Theatre

Creative Collaborations

May Playlist - AMBIVALENCE

For May we are inviting suggestions to add to our playlist on the theme of AMBIVALENCE - take a look at others' suggestions for inspiration

Women Listening to Women Archive NOW AVAILABLE at Bishopsgate Archive

We are very excited to announce that the archive developed from our Women Listening to Women Oral History Project now has a permanent home at Bishopsgate Archive in London. The archive includes oral histories, administrative papers, ephemera, photographs and logbooks relating to Bristol Crisis Service for Women (BCSW) and Self Injury Support (SIS).

UK Support Groups and Other Services

Comprehensive listing of local and national self-harm and self-injury support groups and organisations

Women's Self Injury Support Services - Temporary Service Suspension

After some careful thought, we have come to the decision to temporarily suspend our listening support services in the new year. This includes our helpline, text, email, & webchat support services. We understand that a temporary closure may not feel like a positive thing & could feel difficult, but we want to reassure you that we want to be here to offer the best support that we can & in order to do that, we need to take a break now to in place the things in place that will help us do that

Casual Sex As Self Harm

For months I would go to the areas of town where lone women were told not to go. I would purposely go to the places and do the things that I knew were putting me at risk. I fooled myself into thinking I was in control, that it was a calculated risk. I wasn't finding people on a dating app, I wasn't going on blind dates or finding people through mutual friends. I was going to the bars that people would advise me to avoid and actively looking for a one night stand.

Rainbow Journal - Personal Self-Help Diary

What if I don't want to stop self-harming?

Distractions and alternatives

Helpful responses to self-injury

Short and long term helpful responses to self-injury

About Us - Our Vision, Our Mission, Our Values

Read more about our vision that anyone who uses self-injury knows they are not alone; that everyone understands that self-injury is a complex and important issue we should all care about and that together we tackle both the causes and stigma of self-injury.

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Corporate Support

As a Bristol based charity with a UK-wide reach, we are always happy to hear from local and national partners.