Training for Assistance and Support Groups for Survivors
Working together with the team LaporSehat, we provide supportive assistance for survivors from a psychological perspective, as well as training to establish support groups.
We have collaborated with various companies, institutions, and industries.
Why are Training and Support Groups Important?
Sexual abuse survivors often face:
Psychological and emotional trauma
Feelings of fear, shame, or self-blame
Stigma and minimal social support
Distrust of the reporting and handling system
Mentoring and support groups play an important role in:
Providing a safe space for sharing without judgment
Reducing isolation and feelings of loneliness
Enhancing understanding of trauma and the recovery process
Strengthening the capacities of individuals and communities in supporting survivors
The Scope of Our Services
Never Okay Project Approach
All services are conducted with an approach:
Survivor perspective
Respecting individual choices and boundaries
Trauma-informed
Understanding trauma responses without judgment
Inclusive and intersectional
Considering the diversity of identities and experiences
Safe and ethical
prioritizing safety and confidentiality
We are committed to not reproducing violence in the accompaniment process.
Who is this service for?
This training service and support group is intended for:
Survivors of sexual harassment and gender-based violence
Community and organizations supporting survivors
Volunteers and activists
Educational institutions and community organizations
Institutions that wish to provide internal support for their members
Recovery is a personal and non-linear process. The Never Okay Project is here to accompany that process with empathy, knowledge, and support for survivors.
Contact us for more information, to discuss your needs, or for the organization of training and support groups.
Testimonials from various institutions
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IFI was thrilled to collaborate with Never Okay Project on our public event to address violence against women. During car free day, the team successfully enlightened visitors about violence against women, particularly in the workplace. They strengthened our community-based approach which is crucial for combating effectively gender-based violence !
Antoine Bricout
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Collaborating with NOP has given us a new perspective on the issue of sexual harassment in the office environment. Our friends at Gushcloud have become aware of the importance of speaking up, listening to each other, and supporting one another. Thank you for sharing and sparking a space for discussion! :)
Dicky Ahmad
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My experience collaborating with the Never Okay Project has been highly positive and provided many new insights. The team is professional, communicative, and able to deliver materials in a relevant and easy-to-understand manner. This collaboration also helped me re-evaluate the importance of creating a safe, respectful, and supportive work environment for every individual. I highly appreciate the collaborative process and the impact delivered to the participants.
The most memorable aspect was how the Never Okay Project made a rather sensitive topic more relatable, open, and easy to discuss. This collaboration did not only raise awareness, but also encouraged us to speak up and participate in creating a safer and more respectful work environment.
Dianita Switasari
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Thank you NOP for sharing your knowledge and experience, being a safe place to share, and opening up a warm space of discussion for us
Dwi Purwati
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Broadly speaking, reaching out to the Never Okay Project was not difficult because the Never Okay Project team was very responsive to our needs. When discussing the proposed topics for the event day, we were also educated on what should be presented in the material so that the scope of the content could be more refined. On the day of the event, Kak Imelda's delivery of the material was easy to understand and relate to, making it easy to comprehend; even the enthusiasm of the participants was well-received, opening up a space for discussion in our event. Thank you, Never Okay Project!
ILA
