
The importance of trauma-informed training
The main goals of trauma-informed practice are to: raise awareness amongst all staff in health and social care settings about the wide impact of trauma and to prevent the re-traumatisation
The main goals of trauma-informed practice are to: raise awareness amongst all staff in health and social care settings about the wide impact of trauma and to prevent the re-traumatisation
The NAPAC team would like to take a moment to acknowledge the difficulties that the UK news landscape may be causing survivors at this time, and to reassure all survivors
Whilst underfunding and overwhelming demand are frequently touted as the two biggest dangers to the welfare of the NHS, there is a third, more covert threat spreading rapidly through the
At one time or another, we have all found ourselves in a moment of crisis. Enveloped in our own thoughts or memories, our hearts race, our palms sweat, and our
Just as speaking out about the childhood abuse you may have endured can be incredibly difficult, it can also be challenging for a family member or friend to know how
On 26 September 2021, the NAPAC Board of Trustees learned of a published Times article that is critical of the work that NAPAC does and contains several misleading claims and
Today the Victim’s Commissioner has released the report from the second survey of victims about their experiences with the criminal justice system. Over the course of summer 2021 the Victims’
NAPAC welcomes the latest report by IICSA into child protection in religious organisations and settings. The report is based on the direct testimony of survivors and includes descriptions of abuse
In response to the growing number of young adults disclosing instances of abuse in childhood on our support line and across the country, we’ve authored a new booklet addressing the
There are moments, there are moments that pass, and then there are moments that matter. The enormous reaction to the Everyone’s Invited movement is a moment that matters. This initiative
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