Devon RCSAS

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Announcement!!

Following many years of feedback from the people using our services, we have begun the process of rebranding our organisation.
Last week we met with the fabulous marketing people at Reason First to begin this transformation.

Further details will follow…. Watch this space!

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We'd like to introduce some of the fabulous team we have working at Devon R**e Crisis and Sexual Abuse Services.

Melissa works with us to evidence the work we do and strengthen the case for survivor-centred services to our funders.

If you'd like to find out more about the work we do, please visit our website (link in bio).

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There's still time to apply! - Closes 28/02/2026
We currently have vacancies for new volunteers across multiple roles within our team.

For further information and to apply, visit our website through the link in our bio.

These posts are restricted to female applicants only under Schedule 9, Part 1, Equalities Act 2010.

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We'd like to introduce some of the fabulous team we have working at Devon R**e Crisis and Sexual Abuse Services.

Hilda joined the team in 2026 and is working to deliver training to others who support survivors.

If you'd like to find out more about the work we do, please visit our website (link in bio).

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We are excited to share that we will once again be offering sessions of specialist yoga for trauma.

If you are currently on our waiting list for Specialist Support or Therapy, or have completed sessions of support with our service in the past, please get in touch if you would like to find out more information.
You can enquire by email:
bethan@devonr**ecrisis.org.uk
tabby@devonr**ecrisis.org.uk

If you have not accessed support with our service before, but feel it might be the right time to explore your options around the services available, you can self-refer through our website: www.devonr**ecrisis.org.uk/services/referrals or by calling our office line on 01392 208756.

These sessions will be facilitated by Helen Bashford, who brings over 20 years of experience and training, now specialising in yoga therapy for mental health.
You can find out more about Helen’s work here: www.helenbashfordyoga.co.uk

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We'd like to introduce some of the fabulous team we have working at Devon R**e Crisis and Sexual Abuse Services.

Tabby is part of our Specialist Support Team, working to deliver trauma informed support to survivors of sexual abuse in Devon.

If you'd like to find out more about the work we do, please visit our website (link in bio).

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Taste of Recovery is an online course available for anyone aged 16 and over, who is waiting for support with Devon R**e Crisis and Sexual Abuse Services.
If you would like to find out more please email us - info@devonr**ecrisis.org.uk or visit our website www.devonr**ecrisis.org.uk (link in bio)

Taste of Recovery was designed by Emily Jacob for women who have experienced r**e as an adult, because that was her experience.
The content however, is relevant to anyone who has experienced sexual violence, whether as a child, an adult, and for all genders.

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We run several events throughout the year which help you to stay connected with our community of survivors, reducing isolation and promoting solidarity.

Events often include being in nature, craft, wellbeing and learning more skills or approaches to support your continued recovery.

As part of your recovery journey, you may choose to attend these events alongside other support from us, or after your support with us has ended.

To find out more about our support, or how to access our services, please visit our website (link in bio).

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As part of your recovery journey, our Specialist Support Workers may be able to help with some Advocacy - This support can help people feel ready for other support with us, and helps people to access the support they need, at the right time for them.

For more information about our support, and how to access the services, please visit our website (link in bio).

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Our Group Support is delivered by our team of Specialist Support Workers who may be supported by one of our Volunteers.
These are experienced women who understand the challenges you may face as a survivor. The Groups are a safe space to learn and connect with others.

To find out more about our support and how to access it, please visit our website (link in bio).

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