Educational Consent Workshops for Parents
Build a toolkit to talk to and support your children about sexual violence, consent and healthy relationships.
Equipping families to support the next generation end sexual violence.
We deliver informative, engaging and practical workshops for parents, carers and families. Our sessions draw on survivors' experiences, research, and professional experience across the survivor support sector and social care.
Many young people learn about consent and relationships at school, but much of what they absorb comes from friends, social media, and online content. The conversations at home are the ones that can reinforce healthy messages, and they’re often the ones parents feel least equipped to start.
If you’ve ever put off this conversation because you didn’t know where to begin, you’re not alone. Many parents tell us they want to talk about it but worry about saying the wrong thing. That’s what our workshops are for.
What you’ll gain
Walk away with confidence and a plan
Clear knowledge. Understand what consent means in practice and in law, and what sexual violence can look like.
Practical tools. Learn how to spot healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviours, and how to start conversations in a way that feels natural.
Support to lean on. Leave with trusted organisations and resources you can use, and share with your young person.
A safe space. Learn alongside other parents and carers in a confidential, judgement-free session.
Who we are
Chloe and Niamh
We’ve worked together in the survivor support and healthy relationships space since 2020. Between us we bring experience in children’s social work, safeguarding, sexual violence support and consent education, and we co-founded a student-led organisation delivering consent and active bystander training.
We started ConsentED in 2026 after hearing from parents who wanted to support their young people but didn’t feel equipped to.
Who can attend
Our workshops are for parents, carers and family members of young people aged 11-18. No prior knowledge is needed, and you’re welcome, whatever your background, experience or comfort level. You can take part as much or as little as you like.
Ready to start the conversation?
Join a workshop and build the confidence to talk to your young person about consent and healthy relationships.
