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Welcome to M.Y.H x Noticeboard, a dedicated safe space for signposting essential resources, highlighting impactful charities, showcasing vital campaigns, and championing all things advocacy. Here, you’ll find a curated collection of information and support to guide you through various causes and initiatives. Our noticeboard is designed to connect you with the tools and communities that can help make a difference, fostering an environment of empowerment and positive change.
Join us in our mission to advocate for justice, equality, and support for all.
Your Rights, Explained
When you’ve experienced crime, the justice system can feel overwhelming, confusing, or even alienating. To make sure victims and survivors are treated fairly, the government created the Victims’ Code - formally known as the Code of Practice for Victims of Crime. It sets out the rights you are entitled to whenever you engage with the police, courts, or other criminal justice agencies in England and Wales.
ISVAs and IDVAs Explained
When someone experiences sexual violence or domestic abuse, navigating the criminal justice system, health services, and the emotional impact can feel overwhelming. That’s where specialist advocates come in. Two key roles you might hear about are Independent Sexual Violence Advisors (ISVAs) and Independent Domestic Violence Advisors (IDVAs). These professionals are trained to support victims and survivors, helping you to understand your options, make informed choices, and feel less alone.