Services

Telephone helpline service offering support and information to survivors, their carers, their supporters and to professionals.
Assessment with a qualified counsellor to identify the most appropriate support.
Face to face counselling or support for female survivors which may be short or long term depending upon the needs of the individual.
Face to face counselling or support for female partners and carers of survivors.
Support Group.
Signposting service providing information on other appropriate services and options for all including men and boys.
CRASAC is an approved centre with the National Open College Network (NOCN) and can provide accredited courses in the specialist area of rape and sexual abuse for both the voluntary and statutory sectors.
Partnership working with other professionals, groups and agencies to raise awareness and challenge issues around rape and sexual abuse and their effects on individuals and society.
Independent Sexual Violence Advisors are available to support male and female victims of sexual violence from age 11. They can provide information and emotional and practical support with reporting rape or abuse, attending medical appointments and support throughout the criminal justice system.
Counselling is available 9am - 5pm Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and 9am - 8pm on Mondays and Thursdays.

Values from Which We Work

To believe what survivors tell us
To be non-judgemental
To recognise survival strategies
To enable survivors to retain control
To recognise it is an individual’s decision whether to report to the police
To empower and enable survivors
To validate feelings whatever they are
To dispel the myths
To treat all survivors as individuals
To provide a service that is anti-oppressive
We work to promote and protect children’s rights under the United Nations Convention