Zoom This course is aimed at Barnsley professionals, an experience of Sexual violence (rape, sexual assault and child sexual abuse) has a significant impact often for a prolonged period on the emotional and physical wellbeing of those people who are victimised. This Course looks at the extent of the problem, the impact upon the individual, […]

This course will outline the characteristics of C.S.A, discuss prevalence, responses to the child and non-abusing parent/carer. Significance of professional curiosity in identifying abuse may be present and how to work with disclosure. Aims: Understand the prevalence of CSA and consider the nature and context Recognise the impact  of CSA across a range of outcomes. […]

Online This course is aimed at Barnsley professionals who work with children and young people. BSARCS are utilising information from the Centre for Expertise in Child Sexual Abuse to support improved responses to signs that sexual harm may be occurring in a Child’s life. Individuals working with Children may hear disclosures of sexual harm or […]

Resilience Screening Tuesday 22nd October 10am - 11.30am   As part of our open day we are inviting you to a screening of the resilience film, the film is 1 hour long and there will be opportunities for questions after. A bit more about the film… Resilience "The child may not remember, but the body […]

Do you work in Barnsley? Do you want to find out more about the services that we offer at BSARCS? Then register your details and come along to our open day! We are delighted to invite you to our offices to have a look around our training and accessible space area, where you can find […]

This course will outline the characteristics of C.S.A, discuss prevalence, responses to the child and non-abusing parent/carer. Significance of professional curiosity in identifying abuse may be present and how to work with disclosure. Aims: Understand the prevalence of CSA and consider the nature and context Recognise the impact  of CSA across a range of outcomes. […]

Face to Face The course looks at signs sexual harm may be occurring, how to respond to those signs and finally addresses the approach which will support more positive outcomes for children. We ask attendees to have completed our Dealing with Disclosure of sexual abuse training prior to attending this session, as this session builds […]

Webinar. This 1 hour lunchtime webinar is being run as part of the 16 days against gender based violence 2024 campaign, and is aimed at frontline professionals who are working across Barnsley, if you are wanting to hear more about our services and gain a greater understanding about sexual harm then this is the webinar […]

Webinar 1.5 hours Understanding sexual consent goes beyond a simple 'yes' or 'no'. This webinar aims to Recognise where we learn about consent Give practical tools that can be used with children and young people regarding consent Understand consent and the law Discuss the impact of porn, rape myths and the impact of substances Consider […]

Hard-to-reach implies that engagement is lacking because survivors don’t want to be reached. However, in most cases, these communities can be hard to engage because a level of trust and representation hasn’t been built between the services offered, and the communities we should be supporting. In this webinar from BSARCS, we will explore how professionals […]

BSARCS, IDAS and Cranstoun are hosting a lunchtime event as part of 16 days against gender based violence. Join us to hear from all three organisations about the work that they do across Barnsley and how they work effectively together. BSARCS – Barnsley Sexual Abuse and Rape Crisis Services - BSARCS is an independent charity […]

This course outlines concepts of vicarious secondary trauma and burnout. It looks at the impact and discusses strategies to manage and prevent burnout. This course is suitable for anyone working professionally with clients who have or continue to experience trauma. Aims of the session: Understand how working with trauma can impact your practice and your […]

"Sexual abuse imagery of children aged 11-13 is most prevalent (IWF2021)" As the above statistic demonstrates: Online Sexual Abuse is a growing threat to Children and Young people’s safety and wellbeing. Increasing numbers of Children and Young people have access to devices at younger and younger ages. Perpetrators of sexual harm exploit adult ignorance about […]

This course will take place on zoom, all zoom invites will be emailed approx. 1 week prior to the training taking place. This training course is an interactive session looking at the impact of sexual harm. With particular emphasis on the impact of child sexual abuse on later victimisation and the experience of further sexual […]

This course will outline the characteristics of C.S.A, discuss prevalence, responses to the child and non-abusing parent/carer. Significance of professional curiosity in identifying abuse may be present and how to work with disclosure. Aims: Understand the prevalence of CSA and consider the nature and context Recognise the impact  of CSA across a range of outcomes. […]