We provide a confidential and safe environment so that you can access the support you need. RASASC North Wales offers an equal service to men, women and children. Upon request we can provide women only or men only spaces.
Get immediate support by calling The Live Fear Free Helpline 0808 80 10 800.
To arrange one to one support and/or counselling – call our office on 01248 670 628 to discuss your needs and arrange an assessment.
To access anonymous email support from RASASC NW click herefor more information
Media queries – if you have a media-related enquiry on local issues regarding sexual abuse or violence, please email info@rasawales.org.uk or call the office on 01248 670 628.
If you have recently experienced Sexual assault or violence it can be overwhelming thinking of where to start.
If you need immediate Support:
If you're in danger or need urgent medical attention, you can call 999 to speak to the police or ask for an ambulance or go straight to your nearest Accident & Emergency (A&E) department.
If something has just happened to you, you might want to:
If you're thinking of reporting to the police
It's completely up to you whether or not to report to the police. No-one else can or should make that choice for you.
If you do report, a medical examination will usually be carried out to collect any forensic evidence. This is evidence that can be gathered through scientific tests, like DNA from hair or body fluids.
If you’re not sure yet whether you want to report to the police but think you might at some point, you can have a forensic medical examination at Amethyst SARC, Colwyn Bay (for further information please see Amethyst SARC). Here, forensic evidence can be stored for the future.
You can refer yourself for our support and therapy by the online referral form, through the Live fear free helpline or by contacting us direct by calling our office on 01248 670 628 or emailing us at: info@rasawales.org.uk
Were you raped, sexually abused or sexually assaulted in the past? We’re here for you no matter when it happened.
Whether you were an adult and/or a child when it happened, rape and sexual violence can have big impacts on your health, life and relationships. Some of these can last a long time.
For example, you might:
You might also find that certain things trigger vivid memories of what happened to you. You might even feel as if you are going through it again.
Whether some of these things happen to you or not - or whether you live with other effects of sexual violence not listed here - your experience is real, valid and yours. There's no right or wrong way to be or feel, and you're not alone.