Safe Spaces, Brave Faces:
Empowering Women to Rewrite Their Narratives.
DADDYLESS DAUGHTERS
Breaking Chains, Building Dreams:
Empowering Women Through Creative Resilience.
DADDYLESS DAUGHTERS
From Silence to Strength: Unleashing Potential Through Creative Expression.
DADDYLESS DAUGHTERS
EDUCATE | EXPRESS | EMPOWER
| EDUCATE | EXPRESS | EMPOWER |
EDUCATE | EXPRESS | EMPOWER |
EDUCATE | EXPRESS | EMPOWER |
| EDUCATE | EXPRESS | EMPOWER|
EDUCATE | EXPRESS | EMPOWER
We provide one-on-one and group mentoring sessions to offer personalised support and guidance:
Our trained mentors provide empathetic guidance, skill-building activities, and a trauma-informed approach to empower participants to overcome challenges and achieve their goals, fostering long-term relationships based on trust and mutual understanding.
About us
Collaborate with partners to design and deliver projects and services that address the diverse needs of our target population, fostering holistic well-being and positive change.
We collaborate with partners to create tailored projects and services that meet the diverse needs of our community, promoting holistic well-being and fostering positive change.
Organise community events to create inclusive spaces for networking, support, and solidarity among individuals who have faced family breakdown, abuse, and adversity.
We organise inclusive community events where individuals impacted by family breakdown, abuse, and adversity can network, find support, and feel empowered. These events provide a safe and supportive atmosphere for attendees to connect, share experiences, and access resources for healing and growth.
We provide one-on-one and group mentoring sessions to offer personalised support and guidance:
Our trained mentors provide empathetic guidance, skill-building activities, and a trauma-informed approach to empower participants to overcome challenges and achieve their goals, fostering long-term relationships based on trust and mutual understanding.
About us
Collaborate with partners to design and deliver projects and services that address the diverse needs of our target population, fostering holistic well-being and positive change.
We collaborate with partners to create tailored projects and services that meet the diverse needs of our community, promoting holistic well-being and fostering positive change.
Organise community events to create inclusive spaces for networking, support, and solidarity among individuals who have faced family breakdown, abuse, and adversity.
We organise inclusive community events where individuals impacted by family breakdown, abuse, and adversity can network, find support, and feel empowered. These events provide a safe and supportive atmosphere for attendees to connect, share experiences, and access resources for healing and growth.
We provide one-on-one and group mentoring sessions to offer personalised support and guidance:
Our trained mentors provide empathetic guidance, skill-building activities, and a trauma-informed approach to empower participants to overcome challenges and achieve their goals, fostering long-term relationships based on trust and mutual understanding.
About us
Collaborate with partners to design and deliver projects and services that address the diverse needs of our target population, fostering holistic well-being and positive change.
We collaborate with partners to create tailored projects and services that meet the diverse needs of our community, promoting holistic well-being and fostering positive change.
Organise community events to create inclusive spaces for networking, support, and solidarity among individuals who have faced family breakdown, abuse, and adversity.
We organise inclusive community events where individuals impacted by family breakdown, abuse, and adversity can network, find support, and feel empowered. These events provide a safe and supportive atmosphere for attendees to connect, share experiences, and access resources for healing and growth.
WHAT WE DO
Sister Squad Outreach Service
Our specialised outreach mentoring service offers comprehensive support and intervention measures to address the unique challenges faced by fatherless girls and young women with complex needs.
Sister Squad outreach service is a direct response to compelling research published in March 2022 by the Agenda Alliance & Young Women's Justice Project.
EDUCATE | EXPRESS | EMPOWER |
EDUCATE | EXPRESS | EMPOWER |
TRAUMA INFOMRD MENTORING SERVICE
Sister Squad Outreach Service
Our specialised outreach mentoring service offers comprehensive support and intervention measures to address the unique challenges faced by fatherless girls and young women with complex needs.
Sister Squad outreach service is a direct response to compelling research published in March 2022 by the Agenda Alliance & Young Women's Justice Project. This research sheds light on the overlapping themes and experiences of marginalised girls and young women engaging with the Criminal Justice System. Our outreach program also addresses findings from The Commission Young Lives and Manchester Metropolitan University revealing up to 60,000 girls in England, often associated with gangs, face vulnerability to serious violence, yet they remain largely invisible in the existing gang prevention services, which primarily focus on boys.
Sister Squad aims to address these critical gaps, providing much-needed support and intervention for vulnerable young women particularly those in care or edge of and those affected by family breakdown, abuse and adversity by educating and empowering them to build positive and fulfilling lives free from trauma and complex behaviour patterns.
We support young women and girls between the age of 11 – 25, who are identified as;
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At risk of serious violence, grooming, exploitation (criminal and sexual), and wider criminal networks
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Live in a household where domestic abuse is present or has experienced any form of violence and abuse themselves
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Looked after child and/or care-leaver
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Girls and young women in or leaving secure settings such as secure Childers homes and prison
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Girls and young women in or at risk of entering the criminal justice system
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Presents with complex emotional and social needs
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Not in school or education
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Pregnant/had a child during adolescence
For more more information about our Sister Squad service, download the information pack above
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Educational Workshops
Our workshops are designed to support children's, youth and educational settings to educate vulnerable, disadvantaged and marginalised girls and young women on how to overcome the risks and challenges they may be facing within their homes and communities.
Our workshops are uniquely shaped to target girls and young women between the age of 11 - 19 years old. Our bespoke sessions are designed by our team of experienced facilitators who have overcome challenges such as child criminal exploitation, sexual exploitation, financial exploitation and .
We are committed to nurturing the social and emotional development of girls and young women focusing on three key areas: emotional intelligence, identity, and self-image.
Through interactive and engaging sessions, we provide valuable insight and tools to educate and empower girls who may be at risk.
Our goal is to maximise our impact by equipping girls and young women across the UK with the relevant tools to prevent grooming and exploitation.
Contact us to explore how our workshops can benefit the girls and young women you work with.
Trauma-Informed Training
At The Daddyless Daughters Project CIC, we understand the deep and lasting effects that childhood trauma can have on vulnerable young people and families. Our goal is to equip those supporting girls with complex needs and behaviour patterns with the knowledge to understand how trauma has shaped their identities, lives, and choices.
We offer bespoke trauma-informed training packages, specifically tailored to address the challenges your teams may be facing. These training sessions will foster open dialogue, allowing professionals and practitioners to share the barriers they encounter when dealing with complex young people. During our sessions we use our lived experiences to help you develop practical, solution-focused strategies that will enhance your approach.
Contact us today for a free consultation to learn how we can support your work and train your workforce.
Any organisation, professional and/or practitioner that supports the following cohort:
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YP at risk of serious violence, grooming, exploitation (criminal and sexual), and wider criminal networks
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YP who live in a household where domestic abuse is present or has experienced any form of violence and abuse themselves
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YP in care and/or care-leavers as well as those at risk of becoming a looked after child
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YP presenting with complex mental, emotional and social needs. (Self harm, eating disorders,
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YP who have dropped out of education and/or at risk of permanent removal from full time education.
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YP at risk of entering the criminal justice system YP who frequently go missing and/or runaway girls
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CREATIVE EXPRESSION
We incorporate creative expression projects as a therapeutic framework to support the emotional and social growth of the girls and young women we work with. These projects are specifically designed to steer them away from unhealthy lifestyles and behaviour patterns, offering practical educational and work experience within the creative industry.
Through mediums such as film, art, photography, music, and creative writing, our participants are given the opportunity to explore various forms of self-expression. This empowers them to articulate their thoughts, feelings, and experiences, raising awareness of the unique challenges they have faced and fostering mental, emotional, and social development.
Our creative expression projects provide a platform for these young women to experiment with new ways of sharing their stories, inspire fresh perspectives, and enhance their ability to manage emotions and solve problems.
WHAT WE DO
This research sheds light on the overlapping themes and experiences of marginalised girls and young women engaging with the Criminal Justice System. Our outreach program also addresses findings from The Commission Young Lives and Manchester Metropolitan University revealing up to 60,000 girls in England, often associated with gangs, face vulnerability to serious violence, yet they remain largely invisible in the existing gang prevention services, which primarily focus on boys.
WHAT WE DO
Sister Squad aims to address these critical gaps, providing much-needed support and intervention for vulnerable young women particularly those in care or edge of and those affected by family breakdown, abuse and adversity by educating and empowering them to build positive and fulfilling lives free from trauma and complex behaviour patterns.
We support young women and girls between the age of 14 – 25, who are identified as;
