dhiverse
every body matters

Our sexual behaviours education programmes are designed to support neurotypical young people aged 9 to 18 and people with learning disabilities or autism aged 9 upwards (no upper age limit), who are showing signs of low level inappropriate sexual behaviour or signs of becoming involved in such behaviour.

​Our aims:

- to close the gaps in their knowledge and understanding

- to help participants to understand the possible consequences of such behaviours through education

- to help prevent the issues from affecting their mental health and wellbeing

- to have the understanding, skills and information to make their own decisions

Our specialist service provides support around Relationships and Sex, Sexual Behaviours, Sexual Health, Gender Identity, Sexuality, Sexual Trauma, and HIV.

We provide counselling for children, young people, and adults. Our counsellors use an Integrative Approach. This means that they use different types of counselling depending on your issues so that you get the best possible support.

Our Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) workshops are designed in line with Department for Education guidelines and supported by Cambridgeshire’s PSHE Team. Additionally, our informal drop-in sessions offer young people the chance to access support, information, and signposting on topics such as relationships, sex, and sexual health in a more relaxed, confidential setting compared to a traditional classroom environment.

We offer a range of open access and closed trainings with face to face and online options.

Dhiverse offers specialised consultancy services designed to support professionals in the realms of relationships and sex education. These services aim to equip educators, healthcare providers, and social workers with the comprehensive knowledge and skills necessary to address sensitive topics effectively.