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Author: Caroline Voaden

Author: Caroline Voaden

Our new Welcome Groups

Like all sexual violence support services across the UK we have a waiting list. And we know that…
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Posted on: 10 Jun 2022Written by: Caroline Voaden

Turning the tide on dangerous porn starts at the top

Every survivor of sexual violence knows that victim blaming is a ‘thing’. But when a senior government minister…
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Posted on: 29 Apr 2022Written by: Caroline Voaden

Prevention & education is needed

It’s been a difficult week for women whose lives have been affected by sexual violence.The constant conversation on…
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Posted on: 04 Oct 2021Written by: Caroline Voaden

Rape trial delays must be tackled

Devon Rape Crisis and Sexual Abuse Services are demanding change from the Government following a warning of long…
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Posted on: 07 Jun 2021Written by: Caroline Voaden

Tik Tok hoax disgusting reminder of ‘rape culture’

We are appalled at reports of an alleged TikTok video showing men promoting ‘National Rape Day’ in the…
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Posted on: 22 Apr 2021Written by: Caroline Voaden

Statement on Everyone’s Invited

Exeter, March 29th, 2021 The prevalence of a rape culture in UK schools revealed through the testimonies on…
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Posted on: 29 Mar 2021Written by: Caroline Voaden

Tanya’s volunteer to staff timeline

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Hello my name is Tanya and I’m a specialist support worker at DRCSAS.  Welcome to my short blog…
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Posted on: 21 May 2020Written by: Caroline Voaden

COVID-19 update

COVID-19 update We take the health and well-being of our service users, volunteers, staff and trustees extremely seriously and are continuously and closely monitoring developments surrounding COVID-19. Providing survivors of sexual violence in Devon and Torbay with a safe and practical service is, and always will be, our primary goal. To ensure all survivors in Devon and Torbay are able to access support during these difficult times we are temporarily moving our helpline service from evening sessions to day time sessions and will be increasing to Mon to Friday 9am to 12pm with immediate effect. As we monitor the situation and receive new advice things may change, however we will keep you updated on our Social Media pages and on our website – www.devonrapecrisis.org.uk where you can also find useful resources 24/7. Whatever happens, we want victims and survivors of rape, child sexual abuse and all forms of sexual violence living in Devon and Torbay to know that we are still here and you are not alone. The DRCSAS team
COVID-19 update Telephone Helpline revised hours – Mon to Fri 9am to 12pm – 01392 204 174 Email…
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Posted on: 20 Mar 2020Written by: Caroline Voaden

National Rape Crisis Conference 2019

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Written by Jane Alford-Mole, DRCSAS Trustee As a new Trustee for Devon Rape Crisis and Sexual Abuse Services…
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Posted on: 13 Feb 2020Written by: Caroline Voaden

Training with DRCSAS

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Before I started my role with DRCSAS, I thought I had a pretty good understanding of the prevalence …
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Posted on: 07 Jan 2020Written by: Caroline Voaden

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10 Jun

Our new Welcome Groups

Like all sexual violence support services across the UK we have a waiting list. And we know that…
Continue reading “Our new Welcome Groups”…
29 Apr

Turning the tide on dangerous porn starts at the top

Every survivor of sexual violence knows that victim blaming is a ‘thing’. But when a senior government minister…
Continue reading “Turning the tide on dangerous porn starts at the top”…
02 Mar

Government turning a blind eye to misogyny

The government have missed a huge opportunity to ‘level up’ protections for women, and sent completely the wrong…
Continue reading “Government turning a blind eye to misogyny”…
10 Feb

Sexual violence in our media and its impact

Whether it’s Prince Andrew, a football player or campaigns for the safety of women, the recent continuous onslaught…
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07 Jan

BBC Radio Devon – Christmas Lecture

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Recent News

10 Jun

Our new Welcome Groups

Like all sexual violence support services across the UK we have a waiting list. And we know that…
Continue reading “Our new Welcome Groups”…
29 Apr

Turning the tide on dangerous porn starts at the top

Every survivor of sexual violence knows that victim blaming is a ‘thing’. But when a senior government minister…
Continue reading “Turning the tide on dangerous porn starts at the top”…
02 Mar

Government turning a blind eye to misogyny

The government have missed a huge opportunity to ‘level up’ protections for women, and sent completely the wrong…
Continue reading “Government turning a blind eye to misogyny”…
10 Feb

Sexual violence in our media and its impact

Whether it’s Prince Andrew, a football player or campaigns for the safety of women, the recent continuous onslaught…
Continue reading “Sexual violence in our media and its impact”…
07 Jan

BBC Radio Devon – Christmas Lecture

Continue reading “BBC Radio Devon – Christmas Lecture”…
04 Oct

Prevention & education is needed

It’s been a difficult week for women whose lives have been affected by sexual violence.The constant conversation on…
Continue reading “Prevention & education is needed”…

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