Yes, if you need something specific please contact us and we can give you some options that are specifically tailored to your organisation/needs.
We never water down the facts; however, we frame information depending on who we are talking to. Our approach is always young person-led, prioritising their voices. We use critical thinking scenarios and discussion-based learning to empower athletes and support positive change in their development.
Libby, founder of the Sex, Lies and Love project, is a Social Work England-registered professional with extensive frontline experience supporting survivors of sexual violence, exploitation, and trafficking across the UK and internationally. Find out more about Libby.
Please contact us for a tailored quote and pricing information
Yes. We work with grassroots clubs, academies, and elite environments. Content can be adapted to each setting.
Yes. Sessions can be delivered during training days, CPD days, inset days, evenings or scheduled blocks that work for your teams and staff. We can deliver the workshops online but have found through experience that in-person sessions are more effective.
Yes. We deliver sessions for mixed groups or single-gender groups, depending on what works best for your athletes and setting.
Yes. We can align content with your safeguarding policies, codes of conduct, and internal reporting processes.
All workshops are delivered by experienced safeguarding professionals with frontline experience in sexual violence, exploitation, and online harm. Meet our team
The team are all enhanced DBS checked with extensive experience working in safeguarding settings.
Yes. All sessions are delivered using trauma-informed approaches. We are careful, calm, and respectful in how we handle sensitive topics.
No one is ever asked or expected to share personal experiences. Participation is always voluntary and guided safely.
Yes. We can adapt sessions to reflect your environment, policies, age groups and any current concerns you may have.
