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In England and Wales alone, 1 in 4 women, 1 in 6 children and 1 in 18 men have experienced rape or sexual abuse. The reality is, we all know a survivor.

Becoming a monthly donor allows us to continue listening, believing and supporting survivors. As a heartfelt thank you, we’ll send you a free pin badge to wear with pride, showing your solidarity with survivors.

We’re also incredibly grateful to our one-off donors.

Your contribution, no matter the amount, helps us to support people affected by rape and sexual abuse.

Stand with us as we work towards a world without sexual violence.

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What SARSAS does

Our vision is a world without sexual violence where everyone can live free from abuse and its impact.

We stand alongside people affected by sexual violence; listening, believing, and supporting them to reclaim their lives.

Through counselling, 1:1 support, group work and our helpline, we support people to heal after rape or sexual assault and campaign so that no-one is left unheard.

Last year we:

  • received 1,382 referrals to our service
  • supported 722 people, in-person
  • received 1,382 helpline contacts
  • delivered 72 training sessions
  • welcomed 20 new volunteers

And over 10,000 users visited our website support pages.

 

 

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The impact of your monthly donation

£5 could help keep our free helpline open each week, providing a safe and confidential space for survivors to talk by phone, email or text chat with our specially trained volunteers.

£10 could contribute towards a 1:1 session with a trauma-informed counsellor, helping a survivor begin to process their experiences and rebuild their life.

£15 could support our ground-breaking services for autistic women and women with learning disabilities.

£25 could help fund our inclusive support groups, focusing on shared healing to help survivors feel connected and less alone.

£50 could contribute to our 1:1 specialist support service, providing emotional, practical and advocacy support.

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Zoe’s Journey

Counselling has helped Zoe go back to college.

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A day in the life of a helpline volunteer

Hear from one of our awesome volunteers about what she does on a helpline shift.

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Volunteer voices

Our volunteer team talk about why they volunteer for SARSAS and what it means to them.

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The result of coming across SARSAS is a total transformation in my life on the outside and my life on the inside.

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SARSAS helped me through a very difficult time following me (finally) talking about what happened to me when I was younger, and I really appreciated that more than I could ever express. Still a long way to go on my healing journey but the sessions really helped and I can’t begin to thank you all.