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How to Talk to Family and Friends about Trauma

How to Talk to Family and Friends about Trauma

Talking to family and friends about traumatic events can be challenging - we explore practical ways to navigate difficult conversations. Read more

Start: 24th June, 2026 at 11:00am

End: 24th June, 2026 at 12:30pm

Published: 20th April, 2026

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  • Believe, Listen, Respect: E-Learning for Professionals

    Believe, Listen, Respect: E-Learning for Professionals

    A free, 3-module e-learning programme developed by SRASAC for professionals based in Sheffield who want to build their understanding of sexual violence, its impacts, and how to respond safely and supportively to disclosures.

  • How to Talk to Family and Friends about Trauma

    How to Talk to Family and Friends about Trauma

    Talking to family and friends about traumatic events can be challenging - we explore practical ways to navigate difficult conversations.

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    One-to-One Wellbeing Conversations

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    Sheffield ECP IWD Fundraiser

    To celebrate International Women’s Day, the ECP Committee is hosting a Lunch & Learn session and a fundraising bake sale.
    We’ll be welcoming a panel of colleagues from across the office who will share their experiences, perspectives, and reflections,
    🧁 We’ll also be holding a charity bake sale on the day to raise funds for two women’s organisation. Any contributions to the bake sale are very welcome!

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    Supporting someone who has been raped or abused

    If you are supporting someone who has been raped or abused, you may well need support yourself. SRASAC is able to support you in this.

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    Vacancies at SRASAC

    Interested in joining our team? View our current vacancies and find out how to apply.

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    How to access counselling at SRASAC.

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    Accessing Our Services

    We accept self-referrals into our adult counselling service and ISVA service. Our Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (ISVA) service also accepts referrals from support workers, GPs, the Police and other agencies. Third-party referrals are not accepted into our Counselling service at this time.

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    SRASAC Support

    We will believe you and we respect you.  We will provide you with support and information to enable you to make your own decisions about what you want and need.

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    About us

    Sheffield Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre (SRASAC) works to support anyone in their recovery from the emotional and psychological distress caused by trauma from rape, sexual violence or sexual abuse/exploitation whenever it happened in a persons’ life.

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    Emergency Support

    If you need immediate support after rape or sexual assault, you might be experiencing lots of different feelings. Many people feel scared, numb, shocked, confused, or angry. There is no right or wrong way to feel or be.

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    Your donation will help us carry on our vital work. We promote the needs and rights of people who have experienced sexual abuse, rape, and all forms of sexual violence, helping them get access to specialist support.

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