breaking the silence
we must
make a change
Inspiration from somebody who lived it
My name is Jeremy Indika and I’m opening a conversation on childhood sexual abuse with young people and adults by using my own story as a catalyst for discussion.
I explore the complexities of the grooming process, flashbacks and speaking out for the first time in an interactive and safe way.
We must maximise the chances that young people will come forward, and we educate all adults on how we can prevent it from happening in the first place more effectively.
This is not your usual talk. This is real. This is empowering. This is crucial.
"My son was one of the Year 7 children you spoke to. When he came home, he told me about your visit and your story. He said he “clapped hard” for you and he was inspired by what you were telling him and that he learnt a lot from your talk”
“I booked Jeremy to speak at our Safeguarding training on our September Inset day for our whole school body. The impact on our staff was huge, with many of them stating it was some of the best training they have ever had!”
"I’m a student from the school you spoke at, I certainly found your talk enlightening and a step up from the usual lesson on this topic. Thanks for giving your presentation at our school, you were inspiring to listen to and I learnt a lot!”
“Jeremy captivated 1250 students at our school and this is something that everyone up and down the country needs to hear. But please don't be fearful. Our students are now more aware”
"Jeremy recently visited two of our foster parent forums and we would like to extend our deepest gratitude to Jeremy for his remarkable contributions to this event. His ability to inspire and educate with such honesty and bravery is truly commendable."
DON'T HESITATE.
be part of THE CHANGE
This is an extraordinary opportunity to bring something to your school or organisation that will equip everyone with crucial tools and knowledge to move forward with.
Don’t hesitate. Take action. This is important.
FAQs
I speak to all audiences. Young people (Year 7 and above), teachers, professionals, carers, social workers and much more. Enquire to understand more.
Yes, adaptions can be made to suit.
Wherever I am needed.
Yes, this can be carried out virtually.
It’s suitable for ages 12+
Child sexual abuse is uncomfortable, however this talk is inspiring, informative and educational.
