Our frontline specialist, independent and confidential services are for people of all ages, genders and faiths who have experienced any form of sexual violence, at any time in their lives.
In a safe and supportive environment we can help you to overcome the effects on well-being, health and mental health, and regain the lost power and control as a result of sexual violence and abuse.
We have expertise in some of the specific fears and pressures which may be experienced by Black, Asian, Minority and Refugee (BAMER) communities and provide an impartial, non-judgmental space for LGBTQ survivors.
Our services are not just for survivors of sexual violence. We also provide specialist help to children conceived of rape, families, and those who have been indirectly affected by sexual abuse.
Our Helpline is the first point of contact for all our services. Call us on
024 7627 7777 to find out how we can help.
Helpline
Contact us on 024 7627 7777 or email helpline@crasac.org.uk for confidential advice and support.
Counselling & Therapy
One to one specialist counselling with experts in trauma informed practice.
Crisis & Advocacy
Specialist crisis and advocacy service through our team of Independent Sexual Violence Advisors (ISVAs).
Make a Referral
CRASAC encourages survivors to self-refer to the service. We recognise that some people find this difficult, if they are not able to do this then professionals and supporters can make the referral if the client is not present.
Community Based Support
This page is coming soon. For more information, contact one of our team on 024 7627 7777.
Sexual Assault Referral Centre
We understand it can often be a difficult decision to attend a Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC), especially if you have never heard of one before. A SARC provides coordinated, forensic, medical and aftercare services to men, women and children who have experienced rape or sexual assault, recent or non-recent.