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North of Tyne Ask Me Scheme
Survivors of domestic abuse are likely to confide in people they know and trust. This can include friends, family or people within their community.
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But a lack of understanding and confidence can make these people unsure of how to respond when someone finds the courage to speak out. Survivors tell us they can feel judged, isolated or silenced by the people around them. We are changing this through our Change That Lasts Ask Me scheme.
Delivered in partnership with local communities, the scheme allows everyday people to become Community Ambassadors. Through training sessions, they will be equipped with an understanding of domestic abuse and how to respond to survivors. This knowledge will enable the community to play an active role in ending domestic abuse.
The training sessions take place online, using Zoom. The training takes place over either three 2.5 hour long sessions or two 3.5 hour long sessions. You need to be available to attend all the sessions on the same day/time over a two or three-week period. You can choose the dates and times that are most convenient for you.
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The North of Tyne Community Ambassador programme delivery partners are: WWiN and Harbour
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The project is funded by the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Northumbria - Violence Reduction Unit.
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How Do I Join?
If you live or work in Newcastle, North Tyneside or Northumberland please complete our Sign Up form here: Sign Up!
If you're still not sure and would like to contact us for more information on the North of Tyne Ask Me Community Ambassador programme please email at askme@wwin.org.uk