I’ve dedicated my life to finding clear, relatable ways to communicate about the sexual abuse and exploitation of children and teenagers that is happening both online and in person.
How we talk about it matters and we must act with care, clarity and intention to stop this from continuing.
Different audiences, different information
I deliver structured sessions to schools, parents and professionals across the UK, equipping each audience with the clarity and confidence needed to prevent harm and respond appropriately.
Across social media platforms raising awareness and driving conversation.
Taking the Conversation Further
Through in-depth discussion and expert insight, the podcast explores the complexities behind abuse and prevention. By examining current issues and reviewing existing content, it aims to deepen understanding and contribute to a more informed, responsible conversation.
When I began this work in 2018, I invested heavily in producing professionally filmed videos. At that stage, I was experimenting with creative ways of explaining what I was experiencing in my own journey, alongside different ways of approaching and understanding this subject.
After gaining confidence through sharing my own story, I wanted to create a space where others could do the same. Something to Say is a registered Community Interest Company (CIC), centred on sharing experiences, collective learning and the belief that silence can be broken together.
Help bring vital safety education to a school that couldn’t otherwise afford it.
Schools contact me often asking if I can come and deliver sessions. Many of them are completely honest from the start. They tell me they have no budget.
