Our Accommodation Project provides semi-supported residence to young women, along with practical and emotional support, working towards moving in to their own tenancy.
At our office on Bell Street, we offer ongoing support for our young women, with emotional and mental health difficulties, as well as group work, events, activities and help with practical issues.
Group Work provides a safe space for our young women to explore, learn and support each other, allowing them to process challenges in a different way.
This service helps young women connect with the SAY Community and the wider community as they transition to independence. It provides support in finding jobs, education, volunteering, and developing essential life skills.
Our Tenancy Sustainment Service is running in partnership with Renfrewshire Council to help survivors stay in their own tenancy, preventing homelessness.
In partnership with Glasgow Council on Alcohol we provide support to survivors who have issues with substance use.
We offer training to other agencies and individuals who come into contact with survivors of sexual violence, to enhance and improve the quality of services available.
For more details on our courses and how we can help you with your service to survivors, have a look at our National Training for Professionals page here:
If you are in crisis or our service isn’t right for you, check out our Useful Links page for other organisation that can help.
"Say women are supporting, always going the extra mile to help me but never judge me. They have helped me to realise I can be independent and that I am. They helped me not feel scared to ask for help and they understood what I had been through. Something I knew was wrong but felt I was to blame."
