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Dear Hannah

I know of this organisation which supports victims of trafficking in Yorkshire, the North West and North East (to my knowledge, no operations in London or the South East at present):

http://www.city-hearts.co.uk/what-we-do/city-hearts-anti-trafficking/

Best wishes

Judith Reynolds

PhD Researcher
School of Education
Durham University



On 26 Nov 2016, at 11:32, Emma Brooks <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Hi Hannah, 
Two other organisations who have been very helpful in the past are:
Although the name may suggest otherwise, this group will help women from a range of ethnicities. 

IKWRO | IKWRO provides advice and support to Middle Eastern women and girls...

https://www.freedomfromtorture.org/ offer a very specialised, but exceptional, service for victims of torture

Torture | Freedom from Torture | Provides direct clinical care to survivors...

Freedom from Torture is the only organisation in the UK dedicated solely to the treatment and rehabilitation of ...

Although it is based in Croydon, I also believe that the Family Justice Centre offers help to victims of domestic abuse from outside the area. 


Hope these help. 
Best wishes, 
Emma
From: Dominic Clarke <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] 
Sent: Saturday, 26 November 2016, 10:36
Subject: Re: ESOL provision for survivors

Hi Hannah

 I  have recently heard about this organisation 


I have not had any dealings with them, on their
website they mention a wide range of services
including in relation to domestic violence and 
trafficking.  

Regards

Dominic
Welcome to Hestia. We are a London charity, working together with adults and children to change their lives at the times when they most need support.






From: ESOL-Research discussion forum and message board <[log in to unmask]> on behalf of Laila El-Metoui <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: 26 November 2016 09:41
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: ESOL provision for survivors
 
Hi Hannah 
Where are you based ? 
If in london then see the 3 links below 
After last week’s celebration of International Day of the Girl, created by the United Nations five years ago, a flood of social media posts from women all around ...

Securing a safer future. Solace Women’s Aid is an independent charity working across London, providing life-saving support to more than 11,000 women and children ...

The national Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans* (LGBT) Domestic Violence Helpline will now run by Galop, the leading LGBT anti-violence and abuse charity. Galop
 




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On 26 Nov 2016, at 09:36, Hannah Wray <[log in to unmask]> wrote:












Thank you Leila for keeping us informed on what is a huge and important issue.







I would be interested to know what organisations are providing this help for ESOL students so we can refer students/ make them aware of these.  







Last year I had a number of students who were affected by violence, coercion and mental health issues and would have liked to refer them to an organisation who can give support.







All the best







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Sent: 26 November 2016 09:14

To: lern london; action for esol google group; alex stevenson; Catina Barrett; eleanor rocks; Dermot Bryers

Subject: ESOL provision for survivors

 






Dear all, 


Last night I attended the launch of Haringey Strategy to End Violence Against Women and Girls. 


A small step in the right direction. 


Whilst I think it's good for the council to have a 10 year plan. It needs to be the right plan. So glad I went and was the voice of ESOL Trans women and lesbians , stating that different communities had different
 needs. The councillor's response was I quote : 'we need to penetrate these communities' which he said 3 times!! 


I challenged him on his use of language too. Ha!! 


Positive outcomes though , links with organisations were made to join up and bid for funding for the above mentioned communities and set up language and well being provision for them. 


Let me know if you know any pots currently open for tender please. 


I would also be interested to hear from ESOL providers who have set up courses for survivors and victims of trafficking and or ESOL courses which support people with mild to severe mental health issues in terms
 of both content and funding 







Thank you 




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