The DIVAS are a Women's Centre Cornwall Project and forms part of our Community Engagement Project.

The DIVAS are a group of women with learning disabilities and autism who fight for their rights against discrimination and abuse and get their voices heard. 

ABOUT THE DIVAS GROUP - Leaflet CLICK HERE 

We are trained trainers, many of us have experienced abuse. We want to offer our training package to you and your organisation to increase your awareness and improve your practice; and understand the emotional impact of our experiences.

ABOUT THE DIVAS - PROFESSIONAL LEAFLET - click here 

DIVAS definition of Sexual Violence

Includes rape, sexual exploitation, childhood sexual abuse by a close partner, family member or other person… ‘being made to do or watch things that hurts you or makes you feel bad’.

Easy Read Guide to Sexual Violence - click here

DIVAS definition of Domestic Abuse

Your close partner or family member hurts or threatens you. They might be violent or cruel, bullying or controlling you.

Easy Read Guide to Domestic Abuse - click here 

Two groups -the Tizard Centre at the University of Kent and the National Development Team for Inclusion (NDTi) working with My Life My Choice - did some research looking at relationships for people with learning disabilities.

Sexuality-and-Relationships-My-Rights-Charter- click here

The Supported Loving network has produced a series of guides to help support people with learning disabilities with issues around sex and relationships.

Guides to help support people with learning disabilities with issues around sex and relationships - click here

If you or someone you know would like to join our group or need more information please call: 

Dina on 07398893242 or email dina.holder@womenscentrecornwall.org.uk