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Short-term
educational programmes

(ABC/SLIP)

Our short-term educational programmes are designed for individuals aged 9 to 18 – or aged 9 or above if they have a learning disability or autism – who have engaged, or are at risk of engaging, in concerning or inappropriate sexual behaviours. Participation in our educational programmes is entirely voluntary, and we require the participant’s consent.

 

These tailored programmes are designed to be age - and ability -appropriate. Depending on the needs and reasons for referral, participants can choose which topics will be most beneficial to them. The aim of each session is to provide participants with the information they need to make their own informed decisions.

Our educational programmes cover a range of topics, including Consent, Online Literacy, Relationships, Sexual Health, and Body Image.

 

Sessions can be delivered in small groups, ideal for those who prefer to learn alongside their peers in a safe, interactive environment. Alternatively, one-to-one sessions are available for those who prefer more privacy or are more comfortable learning on their own.

Please note that our short-term educational programmes should not be seen as a replacement for statutory Relationships and Sex Education (RSE). The aim of the programmes is to address gaps in knowledge and understanding, therefore a participant should have engaged in RSE in school or for older participants, they should have a basic understanding of relationships and sex.

 

ABC sessions are free of charge for people who live in Cambridgeshire or Peterborough but there is a charge for people living outside of these areas. See Dhiverse Charges

For more information, or for help completing your form, contact Marisol at education@dhiverse.org.uk or 01223 508805.

Understanding Sexual Behaviours Webinar
1 hour

At Dhiverse, we support professionals, parents, and carers to better understand and respond to the relationship and sexual needs of young people and individuals with a learning disability or autism—especially those who are engaging in, or at risk of engaging in, concerning sexual behaviours.

 

We run quarterly ‘Understanding Sexual Behaviours’ webinars, which provide practical insights into the reasons behind these behaviours and offer initial guidance on how best to support the individuals involved. 

These sessions also include information about our targeted programmes and explain what a good referral looks like. These webinars are suitable for anyone working with or caring for young people—whether neurotypical or with a learning disability or autism—or adults with learning disabilities or autism.

Upcoming Dates:
 

  • Tuesday 23rd September 2025, 10:00–11:00am

  • Wednesday 17th December 2025, 1:00–2:00pm

  • Tuesday 24th March 2026, 1:00–2:00pm

  • Friday 26th June 2026, 10:00–11:00am

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