Doncaster Rape & Sexual Abuse Counselling Service
Themes: Counselling, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Health, Support Groups
Aimed at: All People
Welcome to Doncaster Rape & Sexual Abuse Counselling Service
DRASACS is Open and ready for 2021
We are not allowed to work with sex offenders,click here for specialised support:
http://www.stopitnow.org.uk/
“Doncaster Rape & Sexual Abuse Counselling Service (DRASACS) is determined to continue its growth and support for even more people than ever this year. If you are resident in Doncaster or your GP practice is and you are a survivor of rape and sexual abuse (whether recent or historic), we are here to support you.
We remained open throughout 2020 to help those who needed us during the various lockdown periods, and we will be doing exactly the same in 2021.
There are various ways to cope with the trauma of current and previous sexual violence. We have a long and successful history of delivering face-to-face therapy, however, what many people may not know is that we also offer the opportunity for Doncaster residents to speak with our qualified therapists in confidence via webcam and telephone free of charge and we have done for several years.
The pandemic led us to offer increased opportunities for clients to work with us via telephone or webcam. Moreover, clients who were initially reluctant to switch from face-to-face have completed their therapy successfully using the phone or webcam.
We would urge anyone who needs our help not to delay accessing support for fear that we have too much demand or that Covid-secure practices won’t work for them – they absolutely will.
Please call 01302 341572 to book your first appointment with a therapist and discuss the next steps for you. If you are under 18, someone can call on your behalf.”
Follow @DRASACS
Every year in the UK, hundreds of thousands of people experience some form of rape or sexual abuse.
At Doncaster Rape and Sexual Abuse Counselling Service (DRASACS) our aim is to help people in the Doncaster Area who have suffered from these experiences.
Our confidential services are available for:
Children and young people aged 18 or under, who have been raped or sexually abused
Adults who have experienced rape or sexual abuse, either recently or in their past
Family members who have been affected by the issue
To ensure we have robust safeguarding reporting procedures, we cannot regularly support people from outside of the jurisdiction of Doncaster Safeguarding Adults Board or Doncaster Safegurarding Childrens Board. If you live outside of this area, local support can be found by clicking here.
If you want to talk to someone about your experience, please get in touch. We provide a number of free
services including:
Counselling
Independent Sexual Violence Advocacy (ISVA)
Fundraising
Fundraising and donations are a vital source of income for DRASACS. We really do appreciate every contribution, no matter how large or small. If you can help us by donating or raising funds on behalf of DRASACS, we would very much value your support. You can find out more in the Support Us section.
DRASACS is Open and ready for 2021
We are not allowed to work with sex offenders,click here for specialised support:
http://www.stopitnow.org.uk/
“Doncaster Rape & Sexual Abuse Counselling Service (DRASACS) is determined to continue its growth and support for even more people than ever this year. If you are resident in Doncaster or your GP practice is and you are a survivor of rape and sexual abuse (whether recent or historic), we are here to support you.
We remained open throughout 2020 to help those who needed us during the various lockdown periods, and we will be doing exactly the same in 2021.
There are various ways to cope with the trauma of current and previous sexual violence. We have a long and successful history of delivering face-to-face therapy, however, what many people may not know is that we also offer the opportunity for Doncaster residents to speak with our qualified therapists in confidence via webcam and telephone free of charge and we have done for several years.
The pandemic led us to offer increased opportunities for clients to work with us via telephone or webcam. Moreover, clients who were initially reluctant to switch from face-to-face have completed their therapy successfully using the phone or webcam.
We would urge anyone who needs our help not to delay accessing support for fear that we have too much demand or that Covid-secure practices won’t work for them – they absolutely will.
Please call 01302 341572 to book your first appointment with a therapist and discuss the next steps for you. If you are under 18, someone can call on your behalf.”
Follow @DRASACS
Every year in the UK, hundreds of thousands of people experience some form of rape or sexual abuse.
At Doncaster Rape and Sexual Abuse Counselling Service (DRASACS) our aim is to help people in the Doncaster Area who have suffered from these experiences.
Our confidential services are available for:
Children and young people aged 18 or under, who have been raped or sexually abused
Adults who have experienced rape or sexual abuse, either recently or in their past
Family members who have been affected by the issue
To ensure we have robust safeguarding reporting procedures, we cannot regularly support people from outside of the jurisdiction of Doncaster Safeguarding Adults Board or Doncaster Safegurarding Childrens Board. If you live outside of this area, local support can be found by clicking here.
If you want to talk to someone about your experience, please get in touch. We provide a number of free
services including:
Counselling
Independent Sexual Violence Advocacy (ISVA)
Fundraising
Fundraising and donations are a vital source of income for DRASACS. We really do appreciate every contribution, no matter how large or small. If you can help us by donating or raising funds on behalf of DRASACS, we would very much value your support. You can find out more in the Support Us section.
Area: Bassetlaw
Contact Details
DRASACS
25 Thorne Road
DN1 2EZ
Counselling: 01302 360421
http://www.drasacs.org.uk/