New Projects with Kogs

Over the past few days we have seen lots of coverage in the press, and on social media, in relation to the Home Office response to Oldham Council’s request for a Government led investigation into historic sex abuse cases.

KOGS focus is and always will be on supporting those impacted by sexual violence, grooming and exploitation in seeking justice, being heard and offering support for emotional and mental wellness.

Many people that have been impacted may worry about what it all means for them or may have fears that they would like to talk through. KOGS have trained therapists that can offer one off sessions or work with individuals over a longer period of time. All of our work is confidential and a safe space.

We will wait with hope that any future reviews will be done with integrity, transparency and above all safety and compassion for all those that choose to be involved.
To find out more about what KOGS have been doing over the past 14 years and how to access our service please visit www.kogs.org.uk

Keeping Our Girls Safe

Spot The Signs

There is no hard and fast rules on how to tell if a young person is being sexually exploited, below is a short list of common indicators.

How We Can Help?

Keeping Our Girls Safe can provide practical advice, information, professional training & programmes aimed at young people.

Get In Touch

if you have concerns that someone you know may be being sexually exploited help is available. Get in touch with us.

About UsLearn about KOGS, how we work and who we are.

Established in 2011 KOGS was set up to address the gaps in the service provision available to young people around prevention and early intervention.

Join Our ProgrammesPeer mentoring, Standalone workshops and much more!

We work closely with you to ensure that the programme is suitable for the age, needs and ability of the group to ensure that individuals get the most out of the programme.

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Nitrous Oxide

Nitrous Oxide – What is this and How is it being used today? 1 in 12 young people Aged 16-24 have used in the last year alone, and the use of this can be Fatal. Its very easily accessible and the 2nd most common drug used on the streets. We have all seen the small…

International Women’s Day

To celebrate International Women’s Day 2022 back in March KOGS were asked to speak at Debbie Abrahams MP virtual conference. Having lost a close friend who was murdered by her ex-partner in November 2021, Hayley Harewood wrote a poem dedicated to her and all the other women that have been affected by domestic violence. Debbie…

Projects 2022

KOGS X JFMA KOGS first partnered up with JFMA back in 2019 to pilot a small scale project for positive steps. The criteria was specifically for under 16s but the sheer amount of interest from 16-25 year olds who were not in any kind of education or training was massive. In order to accommodate this…

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