What Young People Who Have Experienced Maltreatment Want From Out-of-School Sex and Relationship Education: A Qualitative Synthesis of Participatory Research With Young People
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Key Points
Findings indicate that survivors of maltreatment require tailored sexual and relationship education to feel supported and understood.
Data from qualitative studies highlight the important relationship between educational needs and resilience in young survivors' experiences.
The systematic review examines seven participatory research papers focusing on maltreatment and educational responses from 2000 to 2023.
Working with survivors to design effective education programmes may reduce their vulnerability to future harm and improve outcomes.
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Implication
Qualitative synthesis identifies necessary educational needs in survivors of maltreatment, suggesting tailored support and trauma-informed programmes.