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If you have been affected by sexual violence or abuse, you are not alone.
We provide specialist support for children, young people, adults, and families, helping people feel heard, believed, and supported in their recovery.
If you are in Coventry and looking for support, information, or guidance, we are here to help you take the next step towards recovery.
Before making a referral, you may find it helpful to explore the information below to understand who we support, the services available, and what to expect when you contact us.
CRASAC supports people of all ages, genders, and backgrounds who have experienced sexual violence, at any point in their lives.
We also support:
People conceived through rape
Families and supporters of those who have experience sexual violence or abuse
People indirectly affected by the sexual violence or abuse perpetrated by a family member or someone close to them
We are an inclusive, non-judgemental service with interpreters available where funding is available.
Who we support.
The easiest way to access support is through our online referral form, whether you are seeking help for yourself or making a referral on behalf of a child, family member, or friend.
The form helps us understand what support may be needed and ensures we can respond in the most appropriate way. You do not need to share every detail of what has happened, and you can complete the form in your own time.
Once we receive the referral, we will review the information and be in touch about the next steps.
Getting help.
Confidentiality & safety.
Everything you share with us is treated with care.
You are in control of what you choose to share and when.
CRASAC provides specialist support for people in Coventry. If you are outside this area, the services below can help you connect with local support.
Other support options.
If you are outside Coventry or need immediate external support, the following services may be more appropriate depending on your location.
Sexual Assault Referral Centres (SARCs)
SARCs provide confidential medical care, forensic examinations, and specialist support following a recent sexual assault.
You can contact a SARC directly yourself or be referred by the police or another professional. You do not have to report to the police to access a SARC.
Learn more about SARCs and find your nearest service