Mailing List Information

I have tried to keep the lists safe places for survivors to be able to talk to others in depth about their expereinces and worries. This can only happen though if people feel that they can trust the others on the list. With this in mind subscription is not automatic.

We have a new system whereby new members to some of the busier survive lists are added to the new members mailing list. This is a much smaller list, and it gives the moderators a chance to get to know people, and then ensure they are added to the most appropriate list for them where they will find the most support.

I do like to know a little about the person who wants to join, including what they hope to get from the list. Only when i am convinced that the person is genuine do i add them to the list. This is in everyones interest, and i know that those who are genuine will not be put off by this simple proceedure.

To speed up the process, when you click on the link below each list description to add your name to be subscribed to that particular list if you could follow the instructions in the joining mail that you are sent telling me a little about yourself it will make your subscription much quicker.

Survive Discussion and Support - Mailing List

I have been overwhelmed by the number of people since writing these rape pages that have read them, and then either mailed me or msgd me while i am on line and expressed empathy. They knew only too well what i was going through because it had also happened to them. It helped me realise that i certainly wasn't alone, and that maybe there was a way that we could all help one another. With this in mind i have created Survive which is a support mailing list for victims/survivors or rape/abuse worldwide. Offering a chance to share, support, vent, ask questions, or just be amongst people who understand, and who have been or are going through similar experiences. Non judgemental, *female only* open to all ages.

Click to subscribe to Survive


Survive-UK - Mailing List

Survive-UK is a subsiduary list of the support mailing list Survive. It is for *female* rape/abuse Survivors who are residents of the UK and who would like the support, comfort and understanding of other abuse survivors who are based in the same country. Hopefully we can maybe help each other find the support groups in our own areas.. share how to deal with legal issues stemming from the abuse..compare notes on how the judicial system works..plan meetings etc.. Basically a place where we can share ideas, feelings, emotions and thoughts amongst people who are facing the same kinds of problems and anxieties. Sometimes it is good to know you are not alone, and that there are others experiencing the same frustrations. Just click on the link below and follow the simple online instructions.

Click to subscribe to Survive-UK


teen-survive - Mailing List

The teen survive lists are aimed at those rape/abuse victims aged between 11 and 18 who would like to talk to others who are going through, or have been throught similar experiences. We have split the lists into seperate ones for males and females as we found that although some problems are the same many are different, and sometimes people felt inhibited wiht members of the opposie sex present. They are safe moderated lists where you can discuss some of the problems like how to tell parents, teachers, where to go for help, how to cope with maybe having your perpetrator in the same school even. Things that are fairly unique to this age group. To join just click on the link below and follow the onscreen instructions.

Click to subscribe to FEMALE teen survive

Click to subscribe to MALE teen survive


Survive- childabuse

This list is one of the many survive e-mail support groups. It is specifically for males and females alike who are coming to terms with or trying to deal with a history of child abuse. The main aim of this group is to support each other through having a safe open enviroment where people can talk and share without fear of recrimination or judgement, and to help each other in whatever way we can to heal and grow. It is open to males and females, young and old, regardless of culture, religion, or class, to everyone no matter where in the world they are. We discrimainate against no-one. All are welcome. If you would like to join Survive-childabuse just click on the link below and follow the easy on line instructions.

Click to subscribe to Survive-childabuse


Survive-carers

This list is designed for relatives, friends, and significant others who are trying to support and understand someone who is a rape or abuse survivor. Sometimes as a significant other it can be really hard to ask or even know where to start asking for help. It is important to realise that you too need support and understanding so you can help someone you care about while they are healing from their trauma. Hopefully this list will be a place where you can find others in the same position, and can share experiences, ask questions and just generally be a place to escape to when you feel you just can't cope any more.

Click to subscribe to Survive-carers


Survive-inners

This is our newest addition to the survive lists. It isspecifically created as a safe haven for those who have inner children and who would like a place to talk to other inners. It is for survivors of abuse. It is a strictly moderated list, to ensure it is safe for even the youngest of the littles to be able to join in.

Click to subscribe to Survive-carers


Mens-Survive

An e-mail support group which is specifically for male survivors of rape and abuse. Although it is true to say that there are many things in common that affect both male and female surviors of rape and abuse, there are also some things that affect just men. It can be a little bit intimidating to be the only male on a list with 50 women. So this list is designed to be a safe place where any male who is a survivor can chat to others who have suffered similar expereinces.

Click to subscribe to Survive-mens


Just remember you are not alone, and it was not your fault!.


Last updated 21st December 2003