A survivor, national advocate, Award-Winning trauma specialist and trainer, Maya is the visionary behind the BeyondTrauma Programme. She’s known for her fearless work with survivors, her deep understanding of trauma recovery, and her dedication to system-wide change.
After completing the BeyondTrauma™ Programme, Jill became a dedicated advocate for its impact. Now as Operations Manager, she works closely with Mayameen to scale the Academy, support facilitators, and bring structure to the mission — with the heart of a survivor and a passion to see others rise.
Hayley is a lived experience leader and founder of KOGS (Keeping Our Girls Safe), a charity supporting young girls affected by exploitation. As a CSE consultant, she brings frontline expertise and a survivor-led perspective to the Academy’s work, helping ensure our approach remains real, relevant, and rooted in impact.
Too many people are left behind in systems that don’t understand trauma. BeyondTrauma Academy CIC is here to change that. We exist to empower survivors, train professionals, and build trauma-informed leadership across every layer of society.
BeyondTrauma Academy CIC is proudly recognised as an ACCPH Accredited Training Provider Centre and an Organisational Member. This accreditation confirms that our training programmes meet nationally respected standards of quality, ethics, assessment rigour, and learner support.
Following a detailed evaluation, ACCPH verified that our curriculum, delivery model, assessment processes, and organisational policies demonstrate the required level of professional excellence. As an accredited provider, we deliver training that is accountable, structured, trauma-informed, and underpinned by robust governance.
For learners, partners, and organisations, this accreditation offers reassurance that our programmes are:
This accreditation reflects our commitment to providing accessible, high-quality trauma education that empowers survivors, professionals, and communities to create safer, more informed spaces.
We also welcome support from private donors, trusts, and foundations who believe in trauma-informed change led by survivors. As a Community Interest Company (CIC), we are a not-for-profit organisation regulated to ensure all income and donations are used for public benefit — not private gain.
We do not accept government funding, ensuring our work remains free from conflicts of interest and always centred around the voices of those we serve.
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Your support allows us to remain independent, responsive, and radically survivor-led — creating real, lasting change where it’s needed most.
