RASASC is pleased to advise that our Helpline is re-opening on Tuesday 14th July. The Helpline will be open on Tuesdays and Wednesdays 7.30pm-9.30pm Please call on our local number 01483 546 400
Helpline reopening
We are delighted to announce that our Helpline will reopen from Tuesday 14th July 2020
The Helpline has been closed since we went into lockdown. From 14th July the Helpline will reopen on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm. We are keeping our opening times under review and will update the website when we are able to offer our full service from Monday – Thursday evening.
Coronavirus Mental Health Support
Please see below for links for support from other agencies which you may find helpful:
https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/coronavirus-and-your-wellbeing/
https://www.anxietyuk.org.uk/blog/health-and-other-forms-of-anxiety-and-coronavirus/
Helpline Temporary Closure
Unfortunately due to the Coronavirus outbreak and in line with Government advice our Helpline is currently closed until further notice.
If you need to talk to someone then please call Samaritan on 116 123 or the Mental Health Crisis Helpline on 0800 915 4644.
If you have an emergency please call the police on 999.
We will be updating our website regularly with information on our services. Please visit www.rasasc.org
Thank you
Services Update
We are sorry to say that due to the Coronavirus outbreak and in line with Government advice our office is currently closed until further notice.
If your enquiry is urgent the best method to contact us is by emailing us at admin@rasasc-guildford.org. This email address will be monitored throughout the day.
Alternatively you can leave a brief message on 07718 424577, however please be aware that this phone is only occasionally checked.
We will be updating our website regularly with information on our services. Please visit www.rasasc.org
Thank you
Land mark case for sexual abuse survivor
The woman, who was sexually abused by her stepfather from the ages of 4 to 17, had previously been denied Criminal Injuries Compensation because the abuse took place before 1979 and she had lived with her abuser at the time.
The recent landmark ruling (24th of July) means sexual abuse survivors in a similar situation will no longer be denied Criminal Injuries Compensation on this basis.
