Useful Links
Websites for male and female survivorswww.angelsurvive.com/asuk - ASUK (Abuse Survivors UK) is a website run by survivors themselves (rather than therapeutists), with an emphasis on empathy. www.befrienders.org - Works worldwide to provide emotional support and reduce suicide. Information in over a dozen languages. www.havoca.org - Offers help and support for adult victims of past childhood abuse. Site includes very informative links. www.napac.org.uk - NAPAC (National Association for People Abused in Childhood) is a registered charity that supports childhood abuse survivors. Site includes independent online forums. www.survivors.org.uk - Still under construction (5/08) Websites for male survivorswww.fatherstouch.com - Website of author Donald D'Haene, who wrote of survival, struggle and strife in his book Father's Touch - his memoirs about enduring years of sexual abuse at the hands of his father. www.fireinice.co.uk - not available (5/08) www.lanternproject.org.uk - (previously victimsnolonger.org.uk) - Help and support for victims of sexual abuse, domestic abuse, racial abuse and bullying. www.namsas.org.uk - not available (5/08) www.survivorsuk.org - Registered charity with a +20 year track record of providing info and counselling for understanding male childhood sexual abuse and rape. www.victimsnolonger.org.uk - now the Lantern Project (see above) Other RASASC / RASACC / RASAAC / RASAC Agencies
Cheshire/Merseyside - www.rapecentre.org - centre based in Warrington, Cheshire Specialist Information
The Roofie Foundation Other Useful Organisations
Samaritans 08457 909090 or 01483 505555 |
Please note: Links to external websites and other contacts below are recommended
by RASASC in good faith at the time of their inclusion. However the trustees and/or
administrators of the RASASC website cannot be held responsible for the actual nature,
content or reliability of any information (which may have changed without notice) at any
source listed below.
The UK has a network of over 125 specialist agencies offering advice and support for
victims of rape and/or sexual abuse. All are independently run but most (including
RASASC in Guildford) are members of