High Sheriff of Surrey visits RASASC
The High Sheriff of Surrey, Christopher Critchlow visited RASASC on 8 June.
The High Sheriff of Surrey, Christopher Critchlow, paid a visit to RASASC on Wednesday, 8 June to learn more about RASASC and the services we provide.
The High Sheriff and his wife Wendy, visited the RASASC offices and met with staff from several teams across Fundraising, Communications, Independent Sexual Violence Advisors and our Chief Executive Officer to learn more about the challenges faced in supporting survivors of rape and sexual abuse across Surrey.
Thank you to him and his office or taking the time to meet with us as part of his remit to support agencies tackling violence against women and girls.
RASASC support anyone over the age of 13 in Surrey who has been raped, sexually abused or had an unwanted sexual experience.
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We’re pleased with the news that children who have experienced child sexual abuse and exploitation are now to be considered in the new Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) strategy, as announced by MP Jess Phillips. The new VAWG strategy was due to be published in the summer, but has now been pushed back towards the end of 2025. We will have to wait until the final strategy is released to see the impact it will have for those concerned. RASASC was part of a large contingent of signatories on an open letter to the Home Secretary, requesting that victims of child sexual abuse and exploitation be included within the VAWG strategy. We are delighted that this action has had a positive impact. Following several delays and a degree of mystery surrounding what will be in the final version, we sincerely hope that the completed VAWG strategy has heeded the advice and recommendations from experts, to deliver an effective and fully resourced plan of action.
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We’re delighted at the adoption of all 20 recommendations from the final report of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse.
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