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A large part of SAFA's work is providing training to professionals and other organisations to help raise awareness, understanding, confidence and skills in others who support people who self-harm: spreading the message of understanding and acceptance, which our clients feel makes such a difference to their lives.

 
SAFA's services:
Offer some immediacy in supporting people who are in distress
Fill a gap in local health services
Offer people choices about the type of support they receive
Do not have the stigma often associated with local mental health services



SAFA was established in 2006 after the need for a self-harm support organisation in the Furness area was identifed.


SAFA was founded as a result of the past, personal experiences of Cindy Orsich and her colleague Ann Mills.

SAFA is run by an executive board which includes several directors.

SAFA is a company limited by guarantee (No. 6344630) and a registered charity (No. 1121122)

SAFA moved to its current premises at Waterside House in October 2007.
 

 

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