Wrasac Dundee & Angus

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Wrasac Dundee & Angus The Women's R**e and Sexual Abuse Centre covers Dundee and Angus, We provide free and confidential s We are updating our phone lines.

We will now be available to take calls on the business and support lines Monday - Friday 9am - 3pm

You can call out with these times and leave a voicemail and we will call you back. WRASAC support line - 01382 201 291
WRASAC business line - 01382 205 556

Alternatively, you can send us an email. The business email address is [email protected] - this is monitored Monday - Friday 9am - 3pm

The support email addresses are:

Women's Support - [email protected] - this inbox is checked Monday, Wednesday and Friday, all emails will be responded to on these days. If your query is urgent you can call the support line number above between 9am and 1pm

DAYS - [email protected] - This is our Young Person Service which supports all children between the ages of 8 and 18

Enough is enough. Year on year, violence against women and girls continues to rise globally. We are done being quiet, an...
09/10/2026

Enough is enough. Year on year, violence against women and girls continues to rise globally. We are done being quiet, and we are done waiting.

This year’s Reclaim The Night campaign theme is ‘Are You Listening Yet?’. We are demanding to be heard by the justice, education, and government systems. These systems were built to protect us but are failing us. Now more than ever, we need real urgent action. From UK men participating in horrific group abuse cases including a Dundee local, to group chats created to share tips on how to drug your wife to assault her. Afghan women stripped entirely of their fundamental rights, to the Cornell 57 case. We will not take it anymore!

Bring your anger. Bring your banners. Bring your voices. Join us as we march for every Jane Doe, for every survivor, and for our right to a safe future for all.

Let’s make this Dundees biggest one yet!
Let’s Reclaim The Night!

This year we are extremely excited to announce the support of Dundees very own livehouse_dundee. We are so happy to be working alongside Dundees most sought after venue, and can’t thank their team enough for getting on board with us 🙌. Join us there for after March events including speeches, spoken word and local music artists.

📍Start point- opposite livehouse_dundee
📆 Thursday 26th November
🕦 March time 6pm - after events 7-9pm




We are here for you 💜
08/10/2026

We are here for you 💜

08/10/2026

If you can support us with a donation please contact the email below to arrange a suitable drop off time-

📧 [email protected]

Please note, we cannot arrange any drop off times over messages.

Thank you 💜

Right now we’re seeing numerous headlines about violence against women and girls here in Dundee, across the UK and aroun...
01/10/2026

Right now we’re seeing numerous headlines about violence against women and girls here in Dundee, across the UK and around the world. The places and reports change but the recognisable pattern continues.

It’s time for men to stand up and speak out.

Being an ally isn’t about being perfect and knowing everything, it’s about choosing not to look the other way when you see it happen. Be that person that calls it out in your friend group, in the pub, online and in the street. Share your outrage online, share a post you see. Unpack any bias you may hold and do the work.

For far too long women have held the torch and created entire systems to help keep themselves safe. We can’t do this alone anymore.

To all men, we’re calling on you to play your part in stopping violence against women and girls.

Below we’ve tagged some amazing men and male led campaigns who are out there doing the work that’s needed. We’re inviting you to tag your favourite male allies below! 👇

James Gardner

Jordan Stephens
Luke Bateman
Relatables Podcast

That Guy
𝐒𝐡𝐞 𝐈𝐬 𝐍𝐨𝐭 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐑𝐞𝐡𝐚𝐛™
Success Stories Program

Seeing repeated stories about sexual violence in the news or online can feel overwhelming, especially if the content is ...
09/09/2026

Seeing repeated stories about sexual violence in the news or online can feel overwhelming, especially if the content is triggering or brings up difficult memories.

It’s okay to protect your wellbeing. You can step away, mute or unfollow accounts, limit how often you check the news, or simply choose not to engage with content that doesn’t feel safe for you.

You are allowed to set boundaries with what you see and when you see it.

If you need support, WRASAC is here for you. 💜

ADVOCACY DROP-IN UPDATEOur advocacy drop in will be closed on Thursday due to renovation work at Dundee Womens Hub. Drop...
08/09/2026

ADVOCACY DROP-IN UPDATE

Our advocacy drop in will be closed on Thursday due to renovation work at Dundee Womens Hub.
Drop in sessions will resume next week 💜

A survivor’s response to sexual violence isn’t always something they can control.Freezing, staying still or being unable...
07/09/2026

A survivor’s response to sexual violence isn’t always something they can control.

Freezing, staying still or being unable to speak can all be automatic responses to trauma. Not fighting back does not mean someone consented.

The focus should never be on what a survivor did or didn’t do, responsibility always sits with the person who ignored consent.

If this post brings anything up for you, WRASAC is here to listen and support you. 💜

Human trafficking isn’t something that only happens somewhere else, it can be happening within our own communities, ofte...
06/09/2026

Human trafficking isn’t something that only happens somewhere else, it can be happening within our own communities, often without being immediately visible.

Awareness matters. Trust your instincts, look out for the people around you and never assume that someone else will have noticed.

Ask if they need help, one conversation can change someone’s life.

We are here for you 💜

Meet WRASAC’s Advocacy Team 💜Heather, Jill, Lisa & Sara.Our advocacy team is here to help survivors feel informed, suppo...
04/09/2026

Meet WRASAC’s Advocacy Team 💜

Heather, Jill, Lisa & Sara.

Our advocacy team is here to help survivors feel informed, supported and heard as they navigate what can often feel like an overwhelming process.

Advocacy can include helping you understand your options, supporting you when dealing with other services or the justice system, and making sure your wishes and needs remain at the centre of any decisions.

There is no pressure to have everything figured out before reaching out. Our team can talk things through with you and support you at a pace that feels right.

If you’d like to find out more about advocacy support, get in touch with the link in our bio.

We are here for you 💜

Survivors have the right to decide if they want to report or not. It is no one’s decision but their own. Public percepti...
02/09/2026

Survivors have the right to decide if they want to report or not.

It is no one’s decision but their own.
Public perceptions of how someone should respond after experiencing sexual violence take away a survivors right to this choice.

If you are considering reporting sexual violence or would like to hear more about the criminal justice process, please contact our Advocacy team:
Support Line (10:00-15:00 Mon-Fri) - 01382 201 291
Email (10:00-15:00 Mon-Fri) - [email protected]

We are here for you 💜

Address

No 4 Ground Floor Chambers Building
Dundee
DD11EP

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

Telephone

+441382201291

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