Thank you to Tom Harvey-James of Groundsure who nominated us to receive a share of their corporate charity funds for 2022/23!
Thank you to Groundsure for a great donation of £531.25
The CLEAR Annual General Meeting 2023 is at 6pm on 26 September 2023, at the CLEAR offices in Truro.
Booking is essential to ensure that we can properly cater for all who wish to attend.
Please let us know if you are planning to attend by Monday 18th September - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. / 01872 261147
New Look in Truro is now acting as a safe space for young people in the city.
The city's New Look have launched a new campaign, where any young person feeling at risk can ask a member of staff for help, or if they need to do so discretely, they can ask the question, 'is my sister working today?’.
This will signal to the staff that they need help and to take the young person off the shop floor to a safe space and call for support.
The #ismysisterworkingtoday campaign is a collaboration between New Look and CLEAR, a Cornish based charity that supports children, young people and adults impacted by abuse and other emotional trauma.
It's also part of the Safer Streets programme, which aims to tackle anti-social behaviour and violence against women and girls in and around Truro.
Elaine Wrigley, Head of People Experience and Inclusion at New Look said: "We are delighted to be able to provide Truro customers with a new ‘safe space’.
"Supporting our local communities is important to New Look and this initiative further underpins our commitment to our customers and the community as a whole.
"We would like to thank CLEAR for all their support and encouragement in bringing this campaign to life."
Rachel Jones, CLEAR Business Development Manager said: "Good luck to New Look Truro with this exciting and much needed new initiative.
"We are pleased to have worked with the New Look team on this campaign and to support them to develop the skills required to recognise and call out negative behaviour, to act safely and to support a young vulnerable person.
"Part of CLEAR’s mission is to help prevent abuse from occurring and our training, information and awareness raising is a key part of this."
CLEAR is part of the Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) strand of the Safer Streets Truro project, delivering training and support for businesses to prevent and reduce violence against women and girls and to support employees and customers affected by it.
As part of Safer Streets Truro project the CLEAR offer for Truro employers includes Level 3 Lifetime Qualification in Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Adults, Mental Health First Aid Training, Domestic Abuse Awareness, Critical Incident Support, Peer Support Training, policy development, and bespoke workshops to meet individual business needs.
CLEAR for Business is a workforce offer with an important difference. By investing in your workforce through CLEAR you will also be helping many other people in the county that we are proud to call home. Every penny of surplus income will be reinvested into our charitable work providing therapy and counselling for children and adults across Cornwall who have been harmed by abuse, violent crime and other traumatic events.
Check out the news coverage here
And see Rachel's interview on Facebook here
A huge thank you to Teresa Blee Dance who chose CLEAR as their nominated charity for their fabulous Dance Show held on 15th and 16th July 2023 at Epworth Hall in Helston. We are hugely grateful to receive a share of the proceeds of the raffle, and ticket sales as well as a collection for CLEAR.
Teresa Blee Dance raied a fantastic £3162 for CLEAR!
CLEAR is seeking new trustees to join our Board and support the ongoing work and development of the charity. We especially welcome skills and experience in strategic development, fundraising, marketing and PR.
Sue Brown, Chair of the Board of Trustees, said: “We have a great Board of Trustees at CLEAR and want to further strengthen our skill base.
We want to hear from people who can help us make a positive difference in supporting children, young people and adults to heal from emotional trauma, in particular trauma that is linked to abuse and traumatic crime.”
The key duties of a charity trustee are to ensure that the organisation complies with its governing document any other relevant legislation or regulations. Trustees use their specific skills, knowledge and experience to help the Board reach sound decisions. This may involve scrutinising board papers, leading discussions, focusing on key issues, providing advice and guidance on new initiatives or other issues in which the trustee has special expertise.
CLEAR wants to increase the diversity of our board. A more diverse board will understand better the needs of all sections of the community, offer a broader range of perspectives and be more creative in generating ideas and solutions. To this end we want to recruit people with different skills, life experiences and from different backgrounds. We would especially welcome applications from men, BAME communities and young adults who are all under-represented on our board. The Board meets on quarterly basis in Truro. Meetings commence at 6pm.
pdf More information (1.01 MB) is available here and for an informal chat please contact Carolyn Webster, our CEO, on 01872 261147 and to apply please provide an up to date CV and a cover letter, explaining why you are interested in joining CLEAR’s board of trustees, how your skills and experience would add value to the charity and any other relevant details to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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