Young survivors of domestic abuse have their ‘say’—launching resources to help others.

Young people involved with Women’s Aid Federation Northern Ireland have launched a powerful new website to help their peers stay safe and build healthy relationships.

The SAY (Social Action Youth) project, coordinated by Women’s Aid NI, brings together young people with lived experience of domestic abuse to create meaningful change.

As part of the initiative, they’ve developed an innovative, trauma-informed website designed for use by young people and in schools. It offers real-life stories and practical advice on key topics such as consent, coercive control, misogyny, and physical abuse.

Explore the SAY website at: sayni.org.uk