Support survivors and strengthen communities.

CRASAC works alongside community groups, local organisations, and individuals to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and ensure survivors of sexual violence feel supported and heard.

Together, we can build safer, more informed communities across Coventry.

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Why community partnership matters.

Local action creates real change

Survivors often face isolation, stigma, and barriers to accessing support.

Community partnerships help us to:

  • Raise awareness of sexual violence and available support

  • Reduce stigma through education and open conversation

  • Strengthen local networks of care and referral pathways

  • Encourage earlier access to specialist support

Every community action helps someone feel less alone.

The impact of community action.

Every act of community support helps create a safer, more informed environment for survivors of sexual violence.

Your involvement helps to:

  • Increase awareness and understanding of sexual violence

  • Reduce stigma and encourage earlier support

  • Strengthen local networks of care and response

  • Ensure more people know where to turn for help

Together, we build stronger, safer communities.

Ways to get involved.

Simple, meaningful ways to support CRASAC locally. We work with a wide range of community groups, including schools, faith groups, clubs, and local organisations.

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Fundraising and events.

Bring people together to raise awareness and funds locally.

  • Charity events, bake sales, quizzes, sponsored challenges

  • Community campaigns and seasonal activities

  • Local collections and awareness drives

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Awareness and education.

Help build understanding and safer responses to sexual violence.

  • Talks, workshops, or information sessions

  • Sharing CRASAC resources locally

  • Conversations around consent, safety, and wellbeing

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Community action and support.

Support CRASAC through collective or individual giving.

  • One-off or regular donations

  • Group or community fundraising efforts

  • Supporting our wider survivor support work

A shared commitment to care and safety.

We value community partnerships that are:

  • Inclusive and respectful

  • Grounded in care and awareness

  • Focused on positive local impact

  • Built on shared responsibility

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Community partnerships in action.

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Working together locally.

We’re proud to work with community groups, schools, and local organisations who are committed to creating safer, more informed communities.

Let’s work together.

Together, we can ensure no survivor faces trauma alone.

Every donation, partnership, and act of support helps create safer, more compassionate communities.

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