RASASC delighted at adoption of all IICSA report recommendations

We’re delighted at the UK Government’s announcement of 16 January that they will be adopting all 20 of the recommendations from the final report of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse.

Thank you to all of our supporters who joined our voice in this campaign, from writing to your MP or sharing our social media posts raising awareness of the need to act. Your actions will help protect those at risk from child sexual abuse.

RASASC Guildford, as a member of The Survivors Trust, have long been a supporter of the Act on IICSA campaign and we will be watching closely to ensure that these promises are acted upon. We are fully committed, along with other member agencies, to turning the tide on the epidemic of child sexual abuse.

RASASC Guildford CEO Daisy Anderson said: “The adoption of all 20 IICSA recommendations is a decisive step in the right direction in safeguarding children from child sexual abuse. We have a long way to go but this is a cause for hope, and at RASASC Guildford, we are very proud to have played our part in supporting the Act on IICSA campaign.

“We will now watch with determination to ensure that words are backed up by decisive action.”

The Act on IICSA campaign remains committed to collaborating with the Government, specifically on their lived experience consultation plan, and ensuring that these recommendations lead to meaningful action and systemic reform.

Find out more about the Act on IICSA campaign on The Survivors Trust website.

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Thank you for your Christmas Appeal support

by Kate Whitaker • 8 January 2025

Thank you for all your generous donations to our 2024 Christmas Appeal

Thank you for your support in 2024

by Kate Whitaker • 23 December 2024

We’d like to take this opportunity to say a huge THANK YOU to all of our supporters, partners and volunteers for their ongoing support this year. Some of our key achievements in 2024 include: Delivering counselling to 934 people, supporting 1,248 ISVA clients and taking 1,094 calls on our helpline Securing a £110,000 three year grant from Children in Need for our Youth Counselling Service Speaking to over 450 secondary school pupils across Surrey in bespoke workshops and assemblies An incredible £30,060 raised through our Charity of the Year partnership with Burhill Golf Club Amazing supporter Kristen , who ran an incredible three half marathons in three consecutive days Attending Pride in Surrey , and talking to everyone there about what we do, including the Mayor of Guildford Being invited along to Freshers Week at The University of Surrey to chat with students and staff Hosting a visit by the Lord Lieutenant of Surrey who donated £6,000 towards our work Attending a charity golf day held by Surrey Golfbags Charity Golf Society, which raised an incredible £16,200 Being invited to be part of the panel for the Surrey Soroptimist’s conference ‘Is Surrey Safe for Women?’ Securing grants of £10,000 from NEXT towards our counselling services, and £500 from TKMaxx and Homesense Foundation Having an amazing team of 10 runners in the London Landmarks Half Marathon – including our own CEO Daisy - who raised a fantastic £5,000 between them Our very own Fundraising Manager Helen, who took on the Brighton and Hove Triathlon in September, and raised nearly £600 Receiving a donation from the High Sheriff of Surrey of £4,000 for our Youth Counselling work Being nominated by the Lord Lieutenant of Surrey for two tickets to the Christmas Carol Service at Westminster Abbey, which allowed us to treat two of our long serving staff and volunteers What an incredible year. We are always humbled and grateful for the lengths supporters go to to raise money to support our work with survivors of rape and sexual abuse across Surrey. None of this would be possible without your support, so thank you We'd like to wish all of our supporters, volunteers, staff and partners a happy and healthy new year, and we look forward to working with you more in 2025.

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