Empowered Future Self Workshop GUEST SPEAKER Hollys Hope

EMPOWERED FUTURE SELF – VISION BOARD WORKSHOP

Hosted by Voices for Change Advocacy CIC

Join us for an uplifting and empowering Vision Boar
About this Event

Join us for an uplifting and empowering Vision Board Workshop designed to help you reconnect with your goals, dreams, and future aspirations in a safe, supportive, and inspiring environment.

This creative workshop offers the opportunity to reflect on where you are now, clarify where you want to be, and create a visual representation of the future you wish to build. Through guided activities, discussion, and self-reflection, participants will explore confidence, purpose, healing, and personal growth.

Whether you are rebuilding after adversity, seeking greater direction, or simply wanting to invest in yourself, this workshop will help you take meaningful steps towards the future you deserve.

Guest Speaker: Holly Hope

We are delighted to welcome Holly Hope as our guest speaker.

Holly Hope is a passionate campaigner from the North East of England who raises awareness of domestic abuse and its impact on children and young people. Through her advocacy and lived experience, Holly works to shine a light on the hidden harms of abuse, helping communities better understand the importance of early intervention, education, safeguarding, and support.

During the event, Hollys Hope will share insights into her campaign work and discuss the importance of recognising domestic abuse affecting young people under the age of sixteen, helping to create greater awareness and understanding within our communities.

What to Expect

• Vision board creation and guided activities
• Goal setting and future planning
• Confidence and empowerment exercises
• Guest speaker session with Holly Hope
• Opportunities for reflection and connection
• Advocacy and support information available
• All resources and refreshments included

About Voices for Change Advocacy CIC

Voices for Change Advocacy CIC provides domestic abuse and complex trauma support through education, advocacy, empowerment, and community-based programmes.

Our work is informed by lived experience, professional education, and trauma-informed practice. We are committed to helping individuals move from awareness and safety towards autonomy, recovery, and empowerment.

We also campaign through #TheHiddenHarmProject for improved recognition of domestic abuse and coercive control at first point of referral, ensuring individuals are appropriately supported and signposted to specialist services.

Our ethos is simple:

No judgement. No labels. Just understanding, support, and empowerment.

We look forward to welcoming you to this transformative event.