The following paintings have been installed at SECASA - South Eastern Centre Against Sexual Assault and Family Violence. I cannot call it a donation in the true sense of the word because, from my perspective, it is untrue. Through SECASA, I was able to access therapy for three years, twice weekly, during a period I would not have otherwise survived. I then accessed services at CASA for a further two years once I moved to the city. These paintings I have been assisted with installing at SECASE are my way of giving back for all the help I received and could not afford to access.

Through art and documentaries on my ongoing recovery journey, I hope to spread empowering awareness of a very challenging reality that too many experience and suffer the effects of throughout the rest of their lives. I hope that people, galleries and organisations will support me in this cause or donate directly to SECASA and CASA in any way they can. It saves lives (someone’s mother, sister, daughter, partner, father, brother or son). I, for one, am here today because of their services and others that exist for people who have survived sexual abuse.