Our Funders

Funders 2023/24

Ministry of Justice

Hywel Dda University Health Board

Welsh Government

Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council

Lloyds Bank

Tesco

Gwent Regional Partnership Board

National Lottery Community Fund

WCVA

Moondance

Dyfed Powys Police and Crime Commissioner

South Wales Powys Police and Crime Commissioner

Swansea Bay University Health Board

Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board

Gwent Police Crime Commissioner

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Nearly 4,000 people each year refer into our specialist crisis, advocacy, support or counselling services. There are almost 2,000 people still waiting for our specialist support.

And this is the tip of the iceberg. There are many people who have still not come forward.

There are a number of ways you can help us to make sure that every person in Wales who has been affected by sexual violence will get the support they need.

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Latest News and Updates

Meet Tanya

Tanya became a trustee after attending a Board Meeting as an observer and has been our committed treasurer ever since. She brings a range of knowledge and experience to the board, and makes ever […]

Wednesday November 8, 2023

3 x 30 mile walk to celebrate our 30th anniversary!

This year marks our 30th anniversary. To mark this our more intrepid staff members have planned a “Walk Against Sexual Violence” and they would love your support! Starting on 26th Au […]

Tuesday July 11, 2023

We hope you like our new look

This year we celebrate our 30th birthday and we felt that it was time for a change, a refresh, a reinvigoration! We hope you like our new look – we’ve worked hard to to ensure it captu […]

Tuesday July 4, 2023

Awards

We are delighted to accept nominations for “The Pathways Awards” which will recognise excellent in sexual violence support from our partners in the health, social care, criminal just […]

Monday June 19, 2023

Help us to Blossom for our 30th Anniversary

For our 30th Anniversary, we are bringing together survivors, staff and members of the public to contribute to a community art piece. We will be creating a tree of leaves and blossoms made with […]

Wednesday June 14, 2023

Trustee of the Year

We are incredibly proud to announce that Alison Smith, Chairperson of our Board of Trustees, has won the Voluntary Action Merthyr Tydfil (VAMT) Volunteer Awards “Trustee of the Year.&#8221 […]

Friday June 2, 2023

Police Experience Survey

Police Experience Survey Operation Bluestone Soteria is inviting victim-survivors of rape and sexual assault to take part in a survey about your experience with the police. The online survey is […]

Monday April 17, 2023

Our ISVA Service is Re-accredited

This month we were re-accredited with the Lime Culture Quality Standards for our Adult ISVA and Children and Young People ISVA teams. “We are delighted to once again be accredited for the […]

Thursday March 30, 2023

International Women’s Day – Interview with our Head of Sexual Assault Services

For International Women’s Day, we interviewed our Head of Sexual Assault Services, Sarah Thomas. We asked her about her journey to becoming a senior manager, why IWD is important, and whic […]

Wednesday March 8, 2023

International Women’s Day – An Interview with our CEO

To celebrate International Women’s Day, we’ve asked our CEO, Jackie, a few questions about being the woman at the helm of New Pathways! Can you tell us a little bit about bein […]

Tuesday March 7, 2023

"Just wanted to say a massive thank you again for being my counsellor and bringing me back to life! I genuinely have no idea where I would be right now if it wasn't for your kindness, empathy and support. You have changed my life and made me realise my value and worth"

Counselling Client, South Wales

"I can now talk to my mum-I couldn't do that before. And I now feel that I'm an okay person. I look into my soothing box and breathe and breathe and breathe!'… 'I couldn't talk to mam or dad before but then I could and that feels better, not so on my own- less lonely-like you said really'. Thank you for helping me all the way through."

Children and Youth Service

"My counsellor has been really supportive and I have been able to open up to her easily. Counselling has helped me in so many ways. I will be eternally grateful."

Counselling Client, Swansea

"Counselling was a safe space where I could talk about difficult things. In the sessions I was encouraged to connect with my emotions and understand them. It was done in a gentle way and reassuring way. Even on the phone and in my own home, I was able to explore my thoughts and emotions without fear."

Counselling Client, Cwm Taf

"[Counselling] has helped me to make sense of the abuse I suffered as a child and learn that it wasn't my fault. My self-esteem and self-worth have improved my confidence has grown. I have learned coping strategies to help manage any symptoms that still affect me. "