Networking

The Male Survivors Partnership (MSP) is a network of organisations working together to improve support for boys and men affected by sexual abuse, rape, and exploitation.

Each of our members agrees to our Terms of Reference and strives to meet the standards set out in the Male Service Quality Standards– ensuring the best possible support for male survivors.

JOIN the MSP NETWORK

Join our mailing list and become a member to:

Influence policy: You’ll be emailed opportunities to engage in influencing policymakers and commissioners.
Engage in Research: You’ll be invited to take part in research projects and have access to shared data.
Influence the Quality Standards: You’ll be able to influence the ongoing development of the Male Quality Standards.
Access training and Support: You’ll be invited to access training and support to help you meet the standards.
Expand your network: You’ll be able to share your goals and seek peer support from others.
Attend monthly members meetings: to help you stay informed and connected.

MSP will email you on an ad hoc basis when things come up.

One of our members, We Are Survivors, send out a regular monthly circular called Male Survivor Information Network (MS’IN). If you would also like to join their mailing list please email [email protected].

2026 meeting dates:

10:30-12:00, Fri 23 Jan 26 – Guest speaker John Slater, co-founder and lead of moMENtum Devon CIC will talk abut how we can develop a supportive community for survivors.
10:00-11:30, Thur 3 Mar 26 – Guest Speaker DinoNocivelli, Partner at Leighday law firm will talk about the process of legal redress in relation to sexual abuse victims/ survivors
10:30-12:00 Tues 21 Apr 26 – Guest speaker David Taylor, Sussex Male Outreach Worker at The Saturn Centre, Mountain Healthcare will talk about Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC) awareness.
13:00-14:30 Thur 11 Jun 26 – Guest speaker Liz Harrison PhD, Head of National Services and Trauma-informed Psychotherapist at Safeline, will talk about the findings of quantitative and qualitative data analysis of unique individuals contacting the National Male Survivor Helpline and Online Service.
13:00-14:30 Mon 13 Jul 26 – Guest speaker Disha Handique, Postgraduate Researcher at Edge Hill University, will lead a discussion on exploring how culture impacts the process of disclosure for male survivors of Child Sexual Abuse in India and the UK.
10:30-12:00 Fri 11 Sept 26
13:00-14:30 Thur 8 Oct 26
13:00-14:30 Mon 9 Nov 26
10:00-11:30 Fri 4 Dec 26