SCHOOLS & TRAINING

ICENA Training – Creating Social Change
ICENA is a social enterprise that works in association with the Essex Rape Crisis Partnership. ICENA is dedicated to empowering individuals and organisations to create social change. We provide training and consultancy to help create safe, harassment-free, and equitable spaces and workplaces.
ICENA provides a range of bespoke training courses and seminars for professionals, businesses, schools and colleges, and the public and third sectors.
The course content and all materials are designed to be practical and interactive. Training packages have been developed by industry experts and can be tailored to meet your needs. Each course includes a pre-course one to one chat so we can understand your needs and expectations ahead of the course.
You’ll be awarded a certificate of accreditation when you’ve successfully completed one of our courses. To find out more about ICENA Training and more projects please visit ICENA

Consent Lesson for School Pupils and Education Professionals.
In December 2017, the Department for Education published advice for governing bodies, headteachers, principals, senior leadership teams and designated safeguarding leads on sexual violence and sexual harassment between children in schools and colleges. Off the back of this, we have developed specialist workshops for schools in Essex. The most popular lesson we provide for all secondary school ages children and young people is our lesson on Consent. By providing these lessons we hope to inform and create change with our young people in our communities to prevent sexual violence and empower young people to have healthy relationships. Please email info@sosrc.org.uk or ring 01702 667590

SOS Rape Crisis Services
If you are from an organisation, statutory or non-statutory service and would like us to deliver to your team and colleagues the different services that we can provide for survivors of sexual violence and their supporters please get in touch info@sosrc.org.uk
SOSRC FUNDERS
SOS Rape Crisis policy is not to provide support to people who disclose, or have been accused of or investigated for sexual or violent offences. However, in exceptional circumstances, the centre may decide to offer support to clients who fall into this category. Decisions on whether support will be offered will be made on a case-by-case basis, and will be at the discretion of the centre.