Home-Teddy Help And Advice Group UK Ltd: Charity Group Providing Support for Historical Child Sexual Abuse Victims

Our Mission Statement

To bring change to the way society think and shy away from talking about the topic of child sexual abuse.

By creating safe spaces for open and honest discussions about child and historical child sexual abuse is crucial in addressing this sensitive issue.

Offer confidential support for survivors and their families, to speak out and seek help and advice.

Encourage and highlight the importance of reporting child and historical child sexual abuse and rapes. As it is fundamental for finding closure and seeking the justice every survivor deserves.

To create safe spaces and support systems to encourage more boys and men to feel comfortable speaking out about child and historical child sexual abuse and rapes.

Creating an inclusive support group, is a key part to encouraging individuals from diverse backgrounds to come forward to seek help and advice that’s required.

To encourage young teenage girls who have experienced child sexual abuse and are anxious about the possibility of being pregnant, to find the help and support that is needed.

To have a 24/7 support system operational every day of the year, our helplines will then ensure uninterrupted access to help and advice whenever its needed.

To have walk-in centres in the UK ,which would provide convenient access for help and advice in various locations across the country.

To develop a safe and secure app for children to report child sexual abuse is a crucial initiative. This app will include features such as a panic button for immediate assistance, secure messaging options to report incidents discreetly.

To have qualified professionals working under the umbrella of the Teddy organisation.

To have funds available to help families financially with the burden of costs during the court trial when the Crown Prosecution Service does not pay expenses.

To offer a selection of free holiday lets throughout the country at various locations. For victims and their families to have a short break away after a stressful court trial.

To have a selection of multilingual volunteers on the team.

To become a registered Charity.