Get help
We offer free, safe support to all survivors who have experienced any form of sexual abuse at any time in their lives.
For information and options on what to do if you’ve been sexually assaulted click here
See below for all the services we offer
Counselling
You can refer to us on our business line (Mon – Thu: 9:30 – 3pm) or on our Emotional Support Line where our trained staff will be able to support you.
Counselling is one of the main ways we support and empower women who may be experiencing difficulty in coming to terms with what has happened to them.
ISVA Support
An ISVA is an Independent Sexual Violence Advisor; a trained specialist who offers non-judgemental, practical and emotional support to survivors of sexual abuse who are thinking of reporting to the police.
Emotional Support Line
Our confidential, local Emotional Support Line is open for anyone who has been directly or indirectly affected by sexual violence, abuse or domestic violence.
Recovery Toolkit
The Recovery Toolkit is a 12 week course which aims to provide you with all the knowledge you need to recover from the effects of living with domestic abuse.
Mindfulness Group
Unfortunately our Mindfulness Group is currently paused. We know this will be difficult for some survivors, but if you need support during this time please call our helpline where you will be able to talk to trained staff who will be able to support you.
Our group offers women who have experienced sexual violence or domestic abuse a safe space to learn the practical skills of mindfulness.
Peer Support Group
The Peer Support Group provides a relaxed and safe space for women to share, learn and gain strength and support from each other.
The Keystone Project
The Keystone Project is a pilot designed and delivered by RSACC to support those with parental/caring responsibilities for children or young people (aged up to 18) who have experienced child sexual abuse