Men's health week runs from Monday 15th June until Sunday 21st June. You can find more details on this campaign here: https://www.menshealthforum.org.uk/mhw BSARCS will be supporting this campaign across our social media channels so: Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Instagram To see what we have been doing.

Cervical Screening Awareness Week is an annual event which will run from 15th to 21st June 2019. The week aims to highlight the importance of regular cervical screening for women’s health. Cervical cancer is the most common form of cancer in women under 35 with two women in the UK per day dying from the […]

Cervical Screening Awareness Week is an annual event which will run from 15th to 21st June 2019. The week aims to highlight the importance of regular cervical screening for women’s health. Cervical cancer is the most common form of cancer in women under 35 with two women in the UK per day dying from the […]

The annual nationwide celebration of the pleasure and power of creative writing, driven by a coalition of leading literacy organisations and publishers, led by First Story. Have you used our services, attended one of our training sessions or events? How would you like to write us a blog post for our BSARCS blog?  Email us […]

Dealing with Disclosures of Sexual Abuse Online Training Workshop 90% of sexual abuse incidents are not reported to the police.  There is a good possibility that in your day to day work, building relationships with clients, you may hear a disclosure of sexual abuse.  This short introductory online training workshop is for anyone who may […]

Dealing with Disclosures of Sexual Abuse Online Training Workshop 90% of sexual abuse incidents are not reported to the police.  There is a good possibility that in your day to day work, building relationships with clients, you may hear a disclosure of sexual abuse.  This short introductory online training workshop is for anyone who may […]

Dealing with Disclosures of Sexual Abuse Tuesday 21st July – 1pm – 3pm Online Training Workshop 90% of sexual abuse incidents are not reported to the police.  There is a good possibility that in your day to day work, building relationships with clients, you may hear a disclosure of sexual abuse.  This short introductory online […]

BSARCS will be offline/closed on Monday 31st August due to the bank holiday. We will be back working on Tuesday 1st September. Rape Crisis England and Wales : 0808 802 9999 Safeline: 0808 800 5005 Samaritans 116 123 Please note each will be open at various times and in an emergency call 999

The Snow Drop Project Introduction to human trafficking (For all) Background of Snowdrop Project What is human trafficking and modern slavery? What could make someone vulnerable? What might keep someone in bondage once they are being exploited? Barriers to disclosure What can you do? (public focused). This session will be delivered by zoom, you will […]

  Know the Line is a Sexual Harassment in Public Places campaign, launched in Sheffield initially, the campaign was brought to Rotherham as part of last year’s Reclaim the Night, and this year Know the Line will be bringing their campaign to Barnsley. This event will talk you through the Know the Line journey, where […]

90% of sexual abuse incidents are not reported to the police.  There is a good possibility that in your day to day work, building relationships with clients, you may hear a disclosure of sexual abuse.  This short introductory online training workshop is for anyone who may hear a disclosure of rape, previous sexual abuse or […]

Referral pathways and The Snowdrop Project (For professionals) Brief overview of trafficking and modern slavery Situation in Barnsley The National Referral Mechanism (NRM) Post-NRM Importance of long-term support Where the Snowdrop Project fits in