Wellbeing Support for Survivors of Abuse
How it works
The support we provide
The Personal Advocacy and Safeguarding Adults Trust is able to offer wellbeing support to Survivors of abuse that have learning disabilities, neurodiversity, or other cognitive impairments. PASAT receives referrals from either:
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The Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in State Care, or
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The Survivor Experiences Service.
Our Advocate then works with the Survivor to gain and maintain informed consent to engage, and to understand and support their wellbeing needs before, during and after their engagement. We become the key point of contact and support between them and the organisation they are working with.
What it costs
This is a free service offered Nationwide.
How to access support
PASAT receives referrals for this service directly from The Royal Commission of Inquiry in to Abuse in State Care and the Survivor Experiences Service. If you or someone you support are working with either of these agencies, ask for a referral to PASAT for Wellbeing Support.