Category: Services
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Strive
Overview Strive is designed for women who have suffered from trauma. Whilst the programme focuses on coping strategies and future planning, a key component is that all participants get the opportunity to have their story heard in the group (this is significant in helping them move forward). The programme ultimately helps develop greater emotional resilience,…
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READY
Overview The READY programme has been designed to be used as an intervention for offenders aged 18 and over who do not have, or acknowledge, trauma in their lives. The primary aim of the 2-day emotional resilience programme is to increase participant’s level of self-awareness in relation to their own needs and also enable facilitators…
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Foundations for Change (F4C)
Overview F4C is a rolling programme, utilising a strengths based approach with elements of cognitive behavioural theory (CBT) designed to develop and enhance personal and interpersonal skills. This includes: Each skills session introduces a new skill which is explored to identify the benefits, how to apply each them to participants lives (skill steps) and provides…
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Drive Case Management
Targeting narratives of domestic abuse asking “Why doesn’t he stop?” instead of “Why doesn’t she leave?” Overview Drive is a perpetrator programme delivered by us here at RISE for perpetrators who display high levels of harm. Our goal is to reduce abuse whilst increasing the safety of victims and survivors and rehabilitate people to make…
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KIC (Keep It Calm)
Overview K.I.C helps individuals who have displayed violence and aggression to identify their problematic behaviour, suggesting alternatives for a non-violent response. RISE are currently delivering K.I.C as part of their suite of Out of Court Disposals (OOCD). K.I.C is self-funded by the offender (as part of their conditional caution) and there is no ongoing costs…
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The Bambu Project
Overview Project Bambu Develops resilience in children and young people living with domestic abuse. is a service that aims to provide tailored, specialist support to meet the holistic needs of children and young people impacted by domestic abuse in the home while working in a multi-agency approach. We work with over 3,000 individuals a year…
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Child to Parent Violence and Abuse
Overview Child to parent violence is defined as a harmful act carried out by a child with the intention to cause physical, psychological, or financial pain or to exert power and control over a parent. In other words, a child or adolescent’s behaviour should be considered violent and abusive if family members feel controlled, intimidated…
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Respect and Principles Programme
Overview The Respect and Principles Programme is an 8-session course for young men aged 13-17 to encourage them to think about their views around violence, abuse and control within a relationship context, with the aim of preventing them from becoming victims or perpetrators in the future. All young people have the right to be safe…
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Project PIPA
Overview Project PIPA helps individuals who have perpetrated abuse towards an intimate partner to identify and change their abusive behaviour. Project PIPA is suitable for standard-medium risk perpetrators (both male and female), best used as an early intervention or motivational course before attending Safe Relationships. RISE are currently delivering Project PIPA as part of their…
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Respectful Partnerships Programme (RP)
Overview The Respectful Partnerships (RP) programme incorporates an intersectional, culturally sensitive approach. It is a 1:1 intervention for LGBTQI+ people who have been abusive in their intimate relationships against their partner. Through a coordinated community approach, we provide a targeted, multi-faceted domestic abuse service for marginalised and racialised groups. High numbers of underreported abuse occur…