CPS South West is the main prosecuting authority covering Gloucestershire, Avon & Somerset and
Devon & Cornwall. Independent from the police but closely connected, they prepare and present cases to the courts to help to bring prosecutions to offenders.

They run Local Scrutiny and Involvement Panels to engage with communities with protected characteristics.

Gloucestershire Domestic Abuse Support Service (GDASS) is a county-wide service designed to reduce the level of domestic abuse and improve the safety of victims and their families. They work with young people, from 13-19 and any adult 19+ regardless of gender or sexual orientation. They offer a variety of support packages, depending on the needs of the client.

About information coming soon!

About information coming soon!

The Gloucestershire Hate Crime Steering Group is dedicated to raising awareness of hate crime in the county and how to report it. Working with Gloucestershire Constabulary, Victim Support and a number of organisations and individuals, the group seeks to engage with those that may be victimised or discriminated against for a certain characteristic, appearance or background.

Hate Crime, Zero Tolerance, Report It.

As a Stonewall Diversity Champion, NHS Gloucestershire Health & Care Foundation Trust create a supportive environment for their LGBT+ staff, as well as members of the LGBT+ community they serve.
They provide a range of services including mental health, sexual health, care support and more.

The diversity, equality and inclusion network at Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. The aim within the trust is to eliminate discrimination and promote equality and diversity.

NHS Gloucestershire CCG is committed to ensuring the provision of accessible healthcare services which respond to the diverse needs of local communities across Gloucestershire.

Healthwatch Gloucestershire is a local independent service which exists to speak up for local people on health and social care. The role of Healthwatch is to make sure that the health and social care system in Gloucestershire reflects what local people expect and need.

Mind provide mental health advice, support and services across Swindon and Gloucestershire. The overall aim is to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem in our area. The Gloucestershire service, Alexandra Wellbeing House, provides a safe, therapeutic environment for adults experiencing mild to moderate mental health challenges who need up to two weeks support and advice from wellbeing support staff. The service is staffed Monday to Sunday during the day with an on-call system available during the night.

About information coming soon!

The Eddystone Trust is an independent organisation providing information on sexual health and support for anyone affected by HIV across the South West.

They provide help with HIV Testing, Condoms by Post, Peer Support, Living with HIV and a range of other advice and services.

Mental health awareness campaign with a core focus on exploring creativity as a means of overcoming our mental health struggles.

Available to host workshops with the above theme and I’m also looking for guests to interview on the new campaign podcast, who wish to share their creative mental health recovery story to offer hope and inspiration to others.

Victim Support Gloucestershire offers free emotional and practical help to people who have been affected by crime in Gloucestershire. They're an independent charity and you can contact them for support regardless of whether you’ve contacted the police, and no matter how long ago the crime took place.
They'll help you for as long as it takes to overcome the impact of crime.