Welcome to The Survivors Trust

The Survivors Trust is a national umbrella agency for 130 specialist voluntary sector agencies providing a range of counselling, therapeutic and support services working with women, men and children who are victims/survivors of rape, sexual violence and childhood sexual abuse.

Click on the UK Map for details of Survivors Trust Member
Agencies in your area - or see About our Member Groups.

Our member groups are located throughout the UK and Ireland. We welcome diversity, and yet each of our member groups is determined to be part of an extensive group that works to empower other groups and services through shared ideas and resources.

Launch of new report!

Developing Stability, Sustainability and Capacity for Specialist Third Sector Rape, Sexual Violence and Abuse Services

A Report prepared by Consult Research for The Survivors Trust

February 2010

This research - conducted by Consult Research on behalf of The Survivors Trust - provides the most extensive review of the factors affecting the stability and sustainability of third sector specialist sexual violence and abuse services in England and Wales to date.

For more information and to view the report please click here

The Survivors Trust Non-Member weekly e-bulletin is now available to download from our website!

Click here to view the most recent edition. If you wish to subscribe to the TST Non Member e-Bulletin, please enter your email address into the subscription box situated on the right of this screen.

Accompanying documentation

Click here to view the latest newsletter from CEOP (The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre)

Womens National Commission Single Equality Scheme

All public bodies are required to comply with the disability, gender and race equality duties. WNC has decided to publish a scheme that demonstrates how we do this but also which goes further and extends to other areas: age; religion and belief; sexual orientation; gender identity and socio-economic status, as well as other communities of disadvantage such as migrants, travellers and caregivers. This scheme contains commitment to actions in all of these areas. It is designed to be consistent with WNC's mission: to promote equality for women through dialogue and demonstrate our commitment to mainstreaming equality into everything we do.

WNC would like to invite you to offer your views on the revised Scheme as part of a period of public consultation. WNC particularly invited the involvement of the disadvantaged groups whose concerns this scheme is designed to address. To achieve this WNC would like to encourage you to pass this information onto your networks, allowing them to gather as much feedback as possible to ensure the scheme is fully comprehensive and robust. Following amendments taking into account comments from our stakeholders, the scheme will be published on the WNC website in April 2010.

The deadline for feedback on this is WEDNESDAY 17TH MARCH and the document can be found by clicking here