London-based Survivor Events

The monthly Survivors Fellowship meets in London on the last Thursday of every month at Hinde Street Methodist Church for male survivors only; that’s this Thursday 24th September this month, 7-8pm. (Exit Bond Street Tube on the Jubilee Line, cross over the road and walk down James Street where you’ll see restaurant tables on the right, it will become Hinde Street and you will see the church spires when you reach the junction).

The other event is the now-annual march in London for abuse survivors. This year it will end in a different location than Trafalgar Square, but it definitely takes place from 1pm this Saturday, 26th September and there will be the customary invite to tell your story to the crowd if you wish. Go to the official site here to get the map and other details, and if you’re a survivor based around the city then new faces are welcome to both events.

– CBG

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