This is an open invitation for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse and allies to come together in a gentle, supportive space — to sing, connect, and be part of something powerful.
Together, we’ll learn simple, uplifting protest and community songs that speak to strength, solidarity, and collective care. Every song will be easy to learn, with simple harmonies and a ‘no fail’ approach. You don’t need any singing experience to take part.
This is not a choir or a performance group. There’s no pressure to sound a certain way or to be anything other than yourself. It’s about using our voices — just as they are — to explore what it feels like to take up space, to belong, and to build something together.
What to expect
- A welcoming, survivor-centred space with support and care at its core
- Songs chosen for their emotional resonance, ease, and ability to bring people together
- A focus on connection, not perfection — no musical experience required
- Led by experienced facilitators who understand the needs of CSA survivors
Whether you're feeling ready to sing out loud, or just want to sit in the room and listen at first — you are welcome. This is about finding strength in togetherness, and discovering what our voices can hold, carry, and release.
All sessions are CSA survivor led and for CSA survivors, friends, and allies (aged 18+).
Session dates
- Thursday 13th November, 7:15pm - 8:45pm
- Thursday 20th November, 7:15pm - 8:45pm
- Thursday 27th November, 7:15pm - 8:45pm
- Thursday 4th December, 7:15pm - 8:45pm
- Thursday 11th December, 7:15pm - 8:45pm
When you book your ticket, you are reserving your place at all 5 sessions.
There are a limited amount of spaces available. Please book as soon as you can.
