RASASC are delighted to be benefitting from the Localgiving Foundation’s £1m Coronavirus Match Fund to support our work helping survivors of rape and sexual abuse across Surrey.

From today, any donations made will be matched, meaning supporters can double their donations towards RASASC’s essential work at no extra cost.

The funding has been awarded to help organisations who are delivering critical work supporting people and communities in response to COVID-19.

Up until 3 November, the match funding is limited to donations up to £75, after this date, donations of any amount will be matched.

To double your donation to RASASC today, simply visit Localgiving and donate. Your donation will be used to support our core work, ensuring survivors of rape and sexual abuse across Surrey, get access to the help and support they need.

RASASC welcome a new review from the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) which looks at the changing attitudes towards sexualised behaviour among young people.

As reported by the BBC , the CPS review makes recommendations for rape prosecutors aimed at challenging long-held rape myths and stereotypes.

The review was brought about following criticism of record-low rape convictions in England and Wales.

To view the support RASASC can offer, visit our website.

Thank you to everyone who expressed an interest in our part time administrator role.

We have been totally inundated with applications, and the application process is now closed. Once we’ve had time to review the applications, we’ll be in touch with those that have been shortlisted.

Huge thanks to everyone who applied for showing an interest in working for RASASC Guildford

We currently have vacancies at RASASC Guildford for volunteer counsellors and a part time administrator.

If you feel you would like to be part of a small but dedicated team, helping survivors of rape and sexual abuse in Surrey, then Visit our website for more details and how to apply.