Promoting social and sexual safety.
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What is SoSafe
SoSafe is a set of visual and conceptual tools. The SoSafe Framework has been developed to promote social and sexual safety for people with disability, their supporters, and communities.
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Be safer with SoSafe.
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What Our Training Participants Say
I would love it if more people working with people with disability were given the opportunity to learn this framework.
Very good & insightful, definitely recommend!
Fabulous presentation- I am excited to be incorporating the framework into my teaching practice
Fabulous presentation- I am excited to be incorporating the framework into my teaching practice
A young person I worked with 15 years ago approached me recently and recounted their memory of being taught public and private and steps to relationship. This stuff works and is so important to keep PWD safe. Well done team.
Thank you for delivering such an informative and practical course. The content was clear, engaging, and highly relevant to my role. I now feel more confident in supporting people with disability around social and sexual safety. I would highly recommend this training to others in the sector.
This should be a core module for certificate in disability/aged care/youth work, mental health.
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Links to SHFPACT and Safer Me Safer You
For 50 years, Sexual Health and Family Planning ACT (SHFPACT) has provided clinical, training and education services in Canberra and the region to improve sexual and reproductive health outcomes for many people in our community. SHFPACT has been delivering SoSafe training for nearly 25 years!
SoSafe is a product of SHFPACT. The SoSafe refresh is led by the Safer Me Safer You (SMSY) team. Visit the Safer Me Safer You website for more information.