Animated video: About the Survivor Experiences Service
Working with the Disabled Community
The Survivor Experiences Service and the Crown Response Unit are currently working with the Deaf and disabled community to make sure that the Service is accessible, safe and meaningful.
The Service needs to be accessible for people who have barriers to communication, a learning disability, cognitive impairment, and people who are neurodiverse.
We are gathering the views of the Deaf and disabled community to understand how the Service can meet your needs.
About the Survivor Experiences Service
A short document with information about what the Service is, who the Service is for, and how to contact us.
Information booklet - Sharing experiences
This booklet explains more about sharing your experiences with the Service. You can also watch our animation video below.
Literacy Support - Sharing experiences
This explains how to get literacy support to share your experiences. To access this support there is a consent form. You can complete the form by writing or using audio or video services. We can help you complete the form.
Wellbeing Support - Sharing experiences
This explains how to get wellbeing support to share your experiences. To access this support there is a consent form. You can complete the form by writing or using audio or video services. We can help you complete the form.
Records Support
The Survivor Experiences Service offers support for people who have been abused in care to request, receive, and understand care records.
Emergency Support Services
The Survivor Experiences Service is not a crisis service or helpline. These documents have information about 24/7 helplines and specific helplines that may be useful.