Team RASASC conquer The Big Half

Congratulations to our five amazing runners for completing The Big Half!

Huge congratulations to all five of our incredible runners who took on The Big Half on behalf of RASASC yesterday, your incredible efforts will change lives for survivors of rape and sexual abuse across Surrey, thank you.

There’s still time to sponsor our fabulous runners, Andy, Chris, Nathalie, Adam and Eleanor. All money raised will be used to help survivors on their journey to recovery through our helpline, counselling and Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) services.

All RASASC services are free, confidential and non-judgmental, and we support survivors of all genders over the age of 13 who have been raped, sexually abused or had an unwanted sexual experience.

If you would like to support our work by taking part in an event for RASASC, we have spaces in the London Landmarks Half Marathon in April 2023, or you could take on your own 30 for 30 Challenge to mark our 30^th anniversary.

To find out more about both of these events and how to get involved, visit our events page.

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