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emotional and practical support to young people, including all members of the trans community and non-binary people, aged 12 to 18, who have experienced any form of sexual violence including rape, sexual assault,

and process, what happened. Support is a safe space for you to talk freely about these feelings and

here to listen, believe and support. Related downloads Consent Poster In this section Survivors Who we Support Types of Support Justice Advocacy Service Groups & Befriending Service Frequently Asked Questions About

Information about the support we can offer to parents, family members, partners and friends of survivors

We support anyone who identifies as a woman and young people (aged 12-18) who have experienced sexual violence in any form, at any time in their lives and their family, friends and professionals who work with them.

A wide range of information on useful organisations, resources and websites for survivors, their family members and professionals

Our Justice Advocacy Service provides dedicated staff to support survivors with all aspects of the police reporting and court process as well as information on your rights and choices.

you are a professional and supporting someone you may have guidance within your workplace about supporting survivors. Support and supervision is important at this time. Should you not have access to this, we suggest that you speak to your line

more. RASAC P&K Support Service Leaflet 22 - Ukrainian RASAC P&K Support Service Leaflet 22 - Russian RASAC P&K Support Service Leaflet 22 - Romanian RASAC P&K Support Service Leaflet 22 - Polish

Support us Volunteer with RASAC P&K Make a donation or join our Lottery Funders Related downloads RASAC 2022-2023 Annual Report We welcome you to our Annual Report. This year we have added some audio and