How we can help

WMRSASC offers specialist support to anyone across Herefordshire & Worcestershire who is experiencing, or who has experienced, any form of sexual violence or abuse at any times of their lives.

Click the button relevant to your age group, so we can direct you to the appropriate services for your situation and put you on the right path…

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Our impact at a glance

In 2025 – 2026, our teams made a difference to so many…

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4,261 new referrals received across all services

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6,210 clients supported across all services

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95% of clients said they felt better able to cope and build resilience to move forward with daily life following support

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99% of clients stated they received all the support they needed, when they needed it

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Read our full Annual Report here

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