This is a space for adult survivors of child sexual abuse to connect, share, and support one another in healing. We believe that healing is not linear - and no one should walk it alone. In this, people with lived-experience can come together in solidarity, without judgement, to listen, be heard, and honour each other’s stories. There is no pressure to share. You are welcome to simply be present.
Agatsu Foundation started the adult survivors of child sexual abuse support group to provide a safe, non-judgmental space where survivors can share their experiences, feel heard, and support one another. The group aims to promote healing through community and shared understanding.
This a new peer support group at the Agatsu Foundation in Mumbai, Bandra, Pali Hill. More and more people attend who faced similar issues and find the peer support group a safe space to share their experiences and not feel judged. It aims to connect more people and honour each others stories.
people with lived-experience can come together in solidarity, without judgement, to listen, be heard, and honour each other’s stories. There is no pressure to share. You are welcome to simply be present.
This is a space for adult survivors of child sexual abuse to connect, share, and support one another in healing. We believe that healing is not linear - and no one should walk it alone. No advises are given. Only experiences are shared and how every individual dealt with their experiences.
The peer support is not therapy and does not involve mental health professionals. We provide resources and referrals to those people who as looking for professional care. The resource sheet is also available on our website: agatsufoundation.org.
All conversations are welcomed. Since its group of people with lived experiences, they can share their experiences and the solutions they used to deal with the issue. Itβs for people to come together in solidarity, without judgement, to listen, be heard, and honour each other’s stories. There is no pressure to share. You are welcome to simply be present.
Everyone meet as per the time, greet each other. And people share their experiences. No one judges the other or give advise. They just listen and share. Itβs not necessary to share if the individual is not comfortable to share.
be in a space where you feel accepted and understood everyone’s experiences are equally important involves both giving and receiving support
We hope participants leave each session feeling heard, supported, and less alone in their journey. Our aim is for them to carry with them a sense of connection, strength, and reassurance that healing is also possible through shared experiences.
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