Sexual violence doesn’t stop for Christmas
Christmas can be really difficult for survivors of sexual harm.
At a time of year associated with happiness and spending time with loved ones, survivors of sexual harm can fight a lonely battle to survive the festive period.
Research shows that most survivors know their abuser and an estimated 500,000 children a year suffer childhood sexual abuse. Christmas and New Year festivities can be especially painful; often reuniting survivors with their abuser, reminding them of broken family relationships or triggering memories of past abuse.
You can make a difference
This Christmas, you can help RASASC provide life-changing, specialist support to those affected by sexual harm by donating to our Christmas Appeal.
Every donation, big or small will make a huge difference. Demand for our services is at an all-time high -over the last four years requests for our counselling service have increased by over 160% - so we really need your support
to help us reach everyone that needs us.
One donation, three times the impact
By donating to our Christmas Appeal, your can ensure your gift goes even further with the ability to
double or triple your donation, thanks to
GiveMatch.
You can double or triple your donation in three easy steps:
What could your donation be used for?
£10 will buy 10 personal safety alarms
£20 will pay for an hours one to one specialist ISVA support.
£50 will cover the cost of a two hour self-confidence workshop for 12 people
£100
will provide three counselling sessions for a young person or adult
Your donations make a real difference
Your donations will help people like Sophie** who benefited from our adult counselling service:
*Donations to our campaign between 1st-14th December, where a friend also donates using your unique link, will be
tripled
up to the value of £200. From 15th to 31st December, donations where a friend also donates using your unique link, will be
doubled up to £200.
Your original donation can only be tripled or doubled once.
**Name has been changed to protect client anonymity
