RASAC publications
RASAC produces community newsletters that provide updates and information on the work of the centre and any events we have up and coming. There are additional articles and links to useful information and websites for survivors.
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RASAC-PK-Newsletter-May-2019.pdf
Filename: RASAC-PK-Newsletter-May-2019.pdf | File size: 1936KB | Tags: resourcing grounding
RASAC P&K Newsletter May 2018
Filename: RASAC-PK-Newsletter-May-18.pdf | File size: 1949KB | Tags: move, mindfulness, advocacy, national youth work awards
Newsletter November 2017
This edition celebrates RASAC's 10 year anniversary, the 'Inside Outside' exhibition and has a self-help section on self-harm.
Filename: Nov-17.pdf | File size: 1778KB | Tags: self-harm anniversary
Newsletter May 2017
Including information for survivors of child sexual abuse in relation to parenting, RASAC Groups and a self-help section on Mindful walking.
Filename: May-2017.pdf | File size: 2196KB | Tags: mindfulness parenting groups
Newsletter August 2016
Information in this newsletter included a section on technology and mental health with some potentially useful apps.
Filename: Aug-2016.pdf | File size: 1348KB | Tags: suicide mentalhealth
Newsletter March 2016
Including a section on self-help and activities to reduce anxiety and information about our support and advocacy project.
Filename: March-2016.pdf | File size: 1512KB | Tags: anxiety advocacy
Newsletter November 2015
Including - An article on the success of our Youth Ambassadors winning The Spirit of Youth Awards, a self-help section on sleep and highlighting the Consent poster developed by RASAC
Filename: November-2015.pdf | File size: 1795KB | Tags: sleep
Newsletter July 2015
RASAC's July 2015 newsletter - Including A day in the life of a support workers and a self-help section on Flashbacks
Filename: July-2015.pdf | File size: 1244KB | Tags: self-help flashbacks mythsRelated downloads
If you are looking to refer any young person (12+) or adult woman to RASAC for Support please ensure you fill in all relevant sections of our referral form and entire that the individual you are referring signs the form. We aim to offer an initial appointment to the individual within two to three weeks. Alternatively we have a women's drop in every Tuesday between 12pm and 2pm at our premises at 16 King Street, Perth
