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Beyond the Streets is a UK charity working to end sexual exploitation.
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Our Direct Work is central to Beyond the Streets. We are now recruiting 5 Support Advocates and 2 Senior Support Advocates to join our growing national advocacy service, providing specialist, trauma-informed support to people who have experienced sexual exploitation.
Find out more about the roles and apply - Link in bio!
27 Oct 2026
In almost one-third of the Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews we analysed, the specific context of involvement in the sex industry was never established.
The information was often there. But it wasn't always explored.
Many victims had contact with multiple agencies before their deaths.
Yet opportunities to identify risk and provide effective support were missed.
Too often, different services held different pieces of the picture, but those pieces were never brought together.
Our report, Lessons Lost? A Further Analysis of Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews Involving Those Selling or Exchanging Sex, explores what needs to change.
Read the report via the link in our bio.
20 Oct 2026
"Chaotic", "Non-compliant", “Difficult to engage”
These are examples of language found in some Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews and agency records.
But what can language like this hide, if not explored?
Domestic abuse.
Trauma.
Sexual exploitation.
Coercive control.
Our report found that assumptions and biases about those involved in the sex industry could shape how risk and vulnerability were understood.
In some cases, the focus was placed on individual behaviour, rather than the wider context of abuse and exploitation.
The language professionals use influences how people selling sex are seen, how risk is assessed, and what support is offered.
To improve safeguarding, we need to move towards understanding.
Read Lessons Lost? A Further Analysis of Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews Involving Those Selling or Exchanging Sex to find out more.
Read the report via the link in our bio
13 Oct 2026
Our analysis found that specialist organisations supporting people who sell or exchange sex were absent from 86% of Domestic Abuse Related Death Review processes.
Specialist services bring vital knowledge about the risks and experiences of those selling or exchanging sex. Yet in most Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews, that expertise was missing from the review process.
When specialist voices aren't included, important insights can be lost.
Our report, Lessons Lost? A Further Analysis of Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews Involving Those Selling or Exchanging Sex, highlights why specialist services must be involved to ensure reviews are as informed and effective as possible.
Read the report via the link in our bio
06 Oct 2026
Every Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews should help us understand what needs to change.
Today, Beyond the Streets launches 'Lessons Lost? A Further Analysis of Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews Involving Those Selling and/or Exchanging Sex'.
Through an analysis of 44 Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews, the report examines how people who sold and/or exchanged sex were understood within review processes, how risk and vulnerability were identified, and where opportunities for intervention may have been missed.
The report highlights key learning for safeguarding, policy and practice, and reinforces the importance of including specialist expertise on selling and/or exchanging sex within Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews processes.
Read the report - Link in bio
30 Sep 2026
Join Beyond the Streets on 24th September at 6.30pm for a walking tour of Whitechapel that challenges the familiar ‘Jack the Ripper’ narrative and instead centres the lives and stories of the women who were killed.
For more than a century, these murders have often been retold through a focus on the perpetrator, while the women themselves have been overshadowed, stereotyped and subjected to victim-blaming narratives.
This walking tour offers a different way of telling that history: one that remembers the women as people, explores the context of their lives, and challenges the ways violence against women can become mythologised or treated as entertainment.
By joining us, you’ll also be supporting Beyond the Streets’ wider work to challenge stigma, tackle victim-blaming and change the narrative around women affected by sexual exploitation.
24th September 6:30 pm
Link in bio to book!
14 Sep 2026
Too often, domestic abuse perpetrated against people who sell and/or exchange sex goes unexplored, despite clear indicators of risk.
Three years on from our landmark analysis of Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews through a sex industry lens, now we've gone back to re-visit an important question:
What lessons are being missed?
Our updated analysis highlights many of the same concerns identified in 2023 and reinforces the importance of including specialist knowledge and expertise on selling and exchanging sex within Domestic Abuse Related Death Reviews.
Every missed lesson is a missed opportunity to prevent future harm.
Our updated report will be published on 30th September 2026 and will be available on our website.
09 Sep 2026
Are you looking for a team activity that combines learning, connection and social impact?
Take your team on a private feminist history walking tour of Whitechapel in east London, with our dedicated tour guides.
We run 'Whitechapel Women: Beyond the Jack the Ripper' tours for staff teams from charities, to corporates, police and statutory teams, as well as educational bodies, community groups, and more!
Enquire today to book in your team tour! [email protected]
Photo: Women & Girls Sector funder Impact London Collective on our tour in 2026.
19 Aug 2026
We believe that a greater understanding of women's experiences of survival sex can lead to more accessible service design and better-equipped professionals to support women.
Every year, we deliver training to a wide range of professionals, including NHS staff, police officers, local authority teams, and voluntary sector organisations, helping them build their knowledge and confidence in supporting women selling or exchanging sex.
Our training helps professionals identify what they can do to lower barriers to their services to improve women's access to support.
We aim to break the silence on supporting women who are connected to the sex industry.
Thanks to all the teams who have joined us for our 'Understanding Survival Sex' training sessions so far!
17 Aug 2026
What is the Beyond Support service?
Beyond Support is our national telephone support service for women involved in selling or exchanging sex.
We offer anonymous and confidential one-to-one support each week by phone, email or text. Our women’s support workers are there to listen, provide practical and emotional support, and help you identify the next steps that feel right for you.
Support is tailored to your needs and may include help with finances and benefits, housing, healthcare, and accessing other essential services. You can also access free counselling through the service.
Our women’s support workers will work alongside you at your pace, wherever you are and in a way that works for you.
To find out more, visit: https://beyondthestreets.org.uk/beyond-support/
05 Aug 2026
This Disability Pride month, we see and support disabled women, including those who access our support. Disabled women have the right to live safe lives, free from judgement, stigma, or barriers to support.
This includes access to appropriate benefits within an equitable system.
When disabled women are met with barriers to mainstream work and welfare payments fall short, basic needs go unmet. For some, this means entering or remaining in the sex industry to survive.
Beyond the Streets continues to call for welfare reforms, including to Personal Independence Payments, to ensure changes to welfare don't create knock-on barriers to women's financial support and safety.
29 Jul 2026
In 2017, our staff team became increasingly concerned about the so-called “Jack the Ripper” walking tours passing through the communities where we work in East London.
These tours centre a perpetrator of violence against women and girls, while too often erasing the lives and experiences of the women who were killed.
Working with local activists, we created London’s first alternative tour: Whitechapel Women: Beyond the Jack the Ripper Walking Tour. The tour forms part of our wider work to challenge harmful attitudes towards violence against women and the sex industry, while restoring dignity and visibility to the women whose stories have been overshadowed.
Join us for our next monthly tour in Whitechapel, from 6.30–8pm
Tickets are available on Eventbrite - link in bio
27 Jul 2026
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