This is a one day training course supporting participants to look at Approaches for supporting sex working women in more depth; Learning Outcomes Include: Analyse research from multiple sources of the needs of sex working women and the prevalence of adversity amongst the demographic; Explore theories – sex worker Identity; Explore personal opinions and natural bias; Effective whole system pathway mapping; Develop implementation plan for research recommendations;
The Nelson Trust was founded in 1985 near Stroud in Gloucestershire by Roy and Mary Brash. The charity began life as a supportive shared residence for people recovering from alcohol addiction, and over a period of a few short years it developed into a residential treatment centre providing a comprehensive programme of care and support for people looking for recovery from drug and alcohol addiction.
The programme brought together a staff team with a range of specialist therapeutic skills and they developed services which could support people with complex needs including trauma, mental health problems, criminal justice issues and family problems.
