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What is Sexual Violence?
Sexual violence is any unwanted sexual act or activity. There are many different kinds, including: rape, sexual abuse (including in childhood), sexual assault, sexual harassment, forced marriage, so-called honour-based violence, female genital mutilation (FGM), trafficking, sexual exploitation (including child sexual exploitation), and others.
Myths & Sterotypes
There are many common myths about sexual violence that can cause shame, guilt and self-blame. We work to dispel these myths, and help victims and survivors get the support they need and want.
Useful Resources
This page is coming soon. For more information, contact one of our team on 024 7627 7777.
Useful Statistics
Since 2014, reported adult rape offences have increased by over 40%. Since 2014, reported child rape offences have increased by over 55%.
Info for Professionals
Hearing a disclosure (someone telling you about their abuse) can often be frightening and daunting for the person receiving the disclosure but it is extremely important for the person disclosing that they feel heard and believed.
Cover your Tracks
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Confidentiality
Confidentiality is about only sharing your information with people who need to know. CRASAC is a confidential service and you have a right to confidentiality. Wherever possible we will let you know if there is anything we can’t keep confidential.
