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Monday 9am - 5pm Tuesday 9am - 5pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 9am - 5pm

SRASAC

Sheffield R**e and Sexual Abuse Centre
www.srasac.org.uk We value and celebrate the diversity of our clients. We welcome donations at www.srasac.org.uk

Sheffield R**e and Sexual Abuse Centre is a specialist service offering free and confidential support through the criminal justice system for anyone of any age (including children) and free counselling to anyone aged 13 or over who has experienced r**e or sexual abuse at any times in their lives. We aim to provide a non-judgmental service regardless of race, religion, age, gender, identity, disability, sexuality or background.

08/05/2026

💜 Friday check-in 💜

As the week comes to a close, take a moment to pause and reflect on your week with us. Use these prompts to check in with yourself:

🔲 What's something you accomplished this week, big or small, that you're proud of?
🔲 What made you smile this week?
🔲 What's something new you learned about yourself or the world this week?
🔲 How are you really feeling?
🔲 What's one thing you can do this weekend to recharge?

Wishing you a peaceful and restorative weekend from all of us here at SRASAC! 💜

30/04/2026

Our centre will close on Friday 1st May at 5pm and reopen on Tuesday 5th May at 9am. We hope you all have a safe and sunny bank holiday weekend! 🌞

For more information head to: www.srasac.org.uk/bank-holiday-closure 🌸

28/04/2026

What if your next iced coffee could change a survivor's life? ☕

For the price of just one coffee (hot or iced!) a month, you could help a survivor of sexual violence to access life-changing support and begin their healing journey with us. Swipe through to see how your monthly donation could make a lasting impact 👉

Can't afford to donate monthly? You can also set up a quarterly or annual donation, make a one-off gift, or even start your own fundraiser to help raise money for SRASAC.

To find out more, head to www.srasac.org.uk/donate 💜

23/04/2026

We often hear phrases like "maybe next time you should..." after someone discloses sexual violence. 💭

While often intended as advice, this kind of language can shift responsibility onto survivors and reinforce harmful ideas about blame and excuse the actions of the perpetrator.

Sexual violence is never the fault of the survivor. Focusing on what someone 'should have done' takes attention away from the person who chose to cause harm, and from the need to challenge the attitudes and systems that allow sexual violence to happen in the first place.

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21/04/2026

Take a look at some of the beautiful Pocket Pals we've received recently! 🧶

These lovely little creations are given to the survivors that we support as a source of comfort of joy, and they're always so appreciated.

If you'd like to get involved, why not create your own? We're always grateful for donations, and your Pocket Pal could mean a lot to someone who needs it.

Head to www.srasac.org.uk/pocket-pals-project to find out more! 💜

14/04/2026

Supporting survivors doesn't always have to cost a thing 💜

There are so many simple, everyday ways that you can support specialist services like SRASAC and the survivors that we work with, from sharing a post online to challenging harmful myths and attitudes about sexual violence when you hear them.

Every action helps to raise awareness of sexual violence and make it easier for survivors to access the support they need.

If you're in a position to, you can also choose to make a small one-off or monthly donation to SRASAC - but it's not the only way to make a difference.

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10/04/2026

Have you been a victim of a crime?

The Victims Commissioner want to hear from people who have been a victim of crime, whether or not you reported to the police. You can share your experience of the justice system and help make it better for others.

Head to the link in our bio, scan the QR code or go to www.tonic.org.uk/victimsurvey2026 to complete the survey. 🖱

02/04/2026

Our centre will be closed on the bank holidays over the Easter weekend. We will close on Thursday 2nd April at 5pm and will reopen on Tuesday 7th April at 9am. We hope you all have a safe and well Easter weekend! 🐣

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24/03/2026

If you've experienced sexual violence, you might notice that certain sensations, situations or experiences can unexpectedly bring up strong emotions or memories of past trauma. These are known as triggers, and they are a normal part of how the body and brain process trauma.

We've put together some information on what triggers are and how they can show up, some ways to cope and manage triggers, and where you can find support if you need it. 💜

18/03/2026

📢 Reminder: we're still hiring! 📢

We're looking for a Business Manager to join our team in Sheffield. Applications close on Monday 23rd March 2026 at 5pm. If you know anyone who would be suitable for the role, please share this post with them!

As we are a women-only team, this post is only open to women: The Equality Act 2010, Schedule 9, Part 1 applies.

For more information and to complete an Application Pack, head to www.srasac.org.uk/vacancies 💻

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16/03/2026

We're proud to be supporting Neurodiversity Celebration Week here at SRASAC 💜

Swipe to read some of the ways we aim to make our services accessible for neurodivergent clients 👉

If there's anything else that would make our support more accessible for you, let us know by commenting below or dropping us an email on [email protected] 💜

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Sheffield

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441142412766

Website

http://www.srasac.org.uk/

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