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sexual abuse
The Birchall Trust

the birchall trust

5.0(1)

Cumbria

The charity originally called South Cumbria Rape and Abuse Service (SCRAS), was established by Christine Birchall in 1991 as a community response to the lack of support for rape and sexual abuse victims in the local area. It originally operated as an entirely volunteer based organisation supported by community fundraising. The organisation has successfully developed into an established service provider, whilst still retaining its original ethos and local identity. All of our staff are qualified to the relevant level and counsellors are registered with BACP/BAPT – if required clients can request to view training certificates or accreditation awards to verify competency. We are a registered charity (number: 1109637), and a company limited by guarantee (number: 5424196) ●We provide face to face and remote trauma informed counselling services ● We deliver play therapy, creative and sand tray therapy for children aged 4 and above ●We offer pre-trial therapy sessions to adults and children whilst involved in the criminal justice process ●We work with parents, carers, families, and friends of people affected by rape, sexual abuse, or sexualised violence ●We hold groups, peer support sessions and offer outdoor therapies ●We deliver educational programmes, training, and consultancy to other agencies – voluntary and statutory ●We have online digital information and resources ●We raise awareness of the wider issues around rape, sexual abuse, or sexualised violence within our community

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New Pathways

new pathways

Merthyr Tudful

We are the largest sexual violence support provider in Wales, with 30 years’ experience of delivering specialist therapeutic support to adults and children affected by the trauma of rape, sexual assault or sexual abuse. As a charitable organisation, we offer a full range of free specialist crisis, advocacy, wellbeing and counselling services. We are widely regarded throughout the UK as a leading organisation in our field. We support nearly 4,000 people each year. Beyond that, we use our experience and expertise to train and educate others on the wide-ranging impact of rape and sexual abuse, and use our voice to advocate for those who are often silenced by stigma.

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SAY Women

say women

5.0(2)

Glasgow

SAY Women offers safe semi-supported accommodation and emotional support for young women aged 16 to 25 who are survivors of sexual abuse, rape or sexual assault and who are homeless, or threatened with homelessness. SAY Women was established in 1991 in response to CHAR research that found 4 in 10 young women who were homeless had become so due to sexual abuse. The research recognised the complex needs of young women in this position and the high risk of ongoing targeting from perpetrators due to their vulnerable circumstances. We are a charity of women supporting women who are survivors of men’s sexual violence. Using the framework of the Judith Herman model: Establishing Safety, Mourning & Remembering, Reconnection and Move On, we operate the Social Model of support. This concentrates on the experience of abuse as the issue, and recognises that the behaviours that survivors have had to use, such as self-harm and anger, are coping strategies. Collage.jpg Support for the young women is offered in the form of semi-independent living in our Accommodation Project, alongside support to prepare for a more independent lifestyle, as well as looking at the difficulties surrounding their childhood sexual abuse. They work towards moving into their own tenancy, while we offer ongoing support at our Resource Service with emotional and mental health difficulties, plus groupwork, events, activities and help with practical issues. The support we provide is flexible and varies according to what each young woman needs, so she is always in control and can access the service at a pace that suits her.

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Nexus

nexus

5.0(33)

Belfast

Nexus has over 35 years’ experience offering a specialised professional counselling service to survivors of sexual trauma. Nexus also provides training and education workshops across Northern Ireland on topics such as consent, relationship and sexuality education, internet safety and child sexual exploitation. Every year in Northern Ireland there are thousands of sexually violent crimes reported to PSNI, and thousands more that go unreported. Without specialists support like ours, victims of these crimes will find it even harder to deal with the trauma they experience. The impact of this trauma can be devastating and is lifelong. From April 2019, Nexus also manage the 24 Hour Domestic and Sexual Abuse Helpline, which is funded by the Department of Health, Department of Justice and the Department for Communities. The purpose of the Helpline is to offer support, advice and referral for any victim of domestic and sexual abuse in Northern Ireland. The Helpline also offers support and advice to those concerned about victims, those with concerns as to whether abuse is occurring and to professionals.

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Bsarcs

bsarcs

Barnsley

BSARCS (Barnsley Sexual Abuse and Rape Crisis Services) is the only group in Barnsley offering specialist services to people whose lives have been affected by rape, sexual abuse, sexual assault or any kind of sexual violence. We work with women, men, children and young people who live in the Barnsley area. Our staff are specially trained, qualified and experienced. BSARCS is a member of the BACP British Association for Counsellors and Psychotherapists. BSARCS is an accredited centre through The Survivors Trust BSARCS’ ISVA service is accredited to the standards of Lime Culture. We’re an independent registered charity and we won’t pressure you into reporting to the police or doing anything you’re not comfortable with; the support we offer is focussed on your needs and led by you. We listen. We believe. We support.

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Axis Counselling

axis counselling

Shrewsbury

Our Counselling Service offers support for women, men, young people and children (aged 11 upwards) who have experienced non-recent (historic) childhood sexual abuse; any form of sexual assault, sexual violence, sexual exploitation or rape. Axis is an independent charity operating within Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin and the immediate surrounding area. Our team of qualified and experienced counsellors and Independent Sexual Violence Advisors (ISVA) are skilled at working with survivors of all types of sexual abuse and sexual violence. Axis is a registered charity and its services are provided free of charge. Although entirely independent we are commissioned to deliver a range of support services by a number of organisations. Like many charities we also rely heavily on private donations. If you wish to make a donation however small,

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Jacqueline Dow Therapy

jacqueline dow therapy

Grangemouth

I am a qualified, experienced Art Psychotherapist with further training in Family and Systemic therapy and Dyadic Art Psychotherapy. I have worked in the field of trauma, specialising in sexual abuse/violence for fifteen years with children, adolescents, parents and adults through one to one therapy, as well as training and consultation to professionals.

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Greater Manchester Rape Crisis

greater manchester rape crisis

Manchester

Free confidential and non-judgemental support. A service run by women for women who have experienced sexual violence at any time in their lives. OUR AIMS AND VALUES Aims Providing free, confidential and non-judgmental support for women who have experienced any form of rape or sexual abuse at any time of their lives. Raising public awareness of the life-changing affects of sexual abuse. Read More Values A women led, women only service committed to providing a safe space in which survivors can heal. Our core values underpin the work of the organisation and correspond with those of the Rape Crisis Federation England and Wales. Read More Our Organisation Greater Manchester Rape Crisis began over thirty years ago as a feminist collective responding to the needs of women who shared their experiences of sexual violence. GMRC is now a registered charity providing vital services for women and girls throughout Greater Manchester, and beyond.

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The Elm Foundation

the elm foundation

0.0(3)

Chesterfield

The story of The Elm Foundation began in 1985, which was when we launched our charity under the name of North Derbyshire Women’s Aid. Our aim in the mid-eighties was exactly the same as it is today: to provide a range of services and much-needed support to any man, woman or child affected by domestic abuse. The organisation went on to be known as Derbyshire Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse Services (DDVSAS) before relaunching as The Elm Foundation in 2018.

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Savana

savana

4.7(25)

Stoke on Trent

Savana are dedicated to providing support and delivering education around sexual violence including the psychological, physical and practical impacts faced by survivors. We are focused on working together to create a world free from sexual violence and abuse. As the leading experts around sexual violence and abuse in North Staffordshire. Savana provide help and support for anyone within North Staffordshire, from the age of 4 and upwards who have experienced any form of sexual violence whether recently or in the past. This includes rape, sexual assault, domestic violence, ‘honour’ related violence and childhood sexual abuse.

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