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Face to face Your support can take place in our centre on a one to one basis with your support worker. This can be weekly, two weekly or monthly etc. dependant on your support needs. Outreach support We understand that people may

If you feel you might like support at FRASAC, we can offer you up to 6 sessions of support on a one on one basis with a support worker. To refer yourself please contact us on 01592 642336 or email us at info@frasac.org.uk How you

We will respect and support your decision to report or not to report. If you chose to report: The police can interview you in our premises (or other you feel safe in) with a member of our staff present to support you if you wish.

Crisis support We can offer short term, immediate support to those who feel they are unable to cope with their current situation. The aim is to help reduce the immediate crisis and support to find ways and means

Support for professionals If you are a professional and supporting someone, you may have guidance within your workplace about supporting survivors. Support and supervision is important at this time. Should you

Practical support FRASAC can assist with you accessing other services such as sexual health, mental health, housing and other relevant agencies. This is usually done alongside your therapeutic support. In this

Group support Please not our group work is currently suspended, we hope to restart it some time in the future. In this section Information for survivors What is sexual violence? What are the effects of

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Pausing in taking referrals

if you choose to have support at FRASAC, your name will be placed on our waiting list and a Sexual Violence Support Worker will contact you when a space for support becomes available. You can access crisis support whilst on the waiting list.