Services
We offer a wide range of services to both survivors and the people supporting you. Click to view the RSVP Leaflet and the RSVP Poster.
Adult Advocacy, Child Advocacy and LGBT Advocacy
Independent sexual violence advocates (ISVA) who provide advice and practical support to adults and children, for example, with reporting to the police, accessing health services, crisis support, or any other advocacy needs.
Counselling
Specialist sexual abuse counselling to survivors
Helpline
Telephone helpline service offering support and information
Social Groups
Social groups that enable survivors to socialise safely and feel less isolated.
Self-help
Written self-help information on the impact of sexual violence and abuse.
Asylum Seeker & Refugee survivors
Support for asylum seekers and refugees who have experienced sexual violence, rape or sexual torture, in any country.
The Red Project
For women involved in sex work who may have been subjected to, or are at risk of, sexual violence.
Coffee mornings
Meet people and learn some useful coping strategies over a cup of coffee in our friendly and safe environment.
Arts with Hearts
Survivors meet weekly to make crafts and jewellery that are sold to fundraise for us.
Legal Clinic with Irwin Mitchell Solicitors
Free drop in run by specialist solicitors from Irwin Mitchell for survivors. Held on the last Friday of every month.
Supporters groups
A 6 week programme for supporters, parents and partners of survivors of sexual abuse
When you access services, we’ll ask you for contact details and other personal information. RSVP treat all information sensitively and keep all data confidential within the organisation. We adhere to strict data protection guidelines and prioritise confidentiality. When you meet your counsellor, ISVA or other support worker for the first time, they will show you our data protection guidelines and ask that you sign and agree to us holding information about you. We destroy paper documents after six years. If you have any questions at all about how RSVP use your data, please get in touch.
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