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How we can Help

We provide support for survivors of rape, sexual abuse and sexual violence. Our support is also offered to family members, partners and carers. Since 1991 RoSA has delivered a comprehensive service provision in communities throughout Warwickshire.
Our services are provided sensitively and confidentially.
RoSA is an inclusive agency offering support to men, women, young people and children. You can expect to receive the support that allows you, the utmost dignity and respect by our specialist team of counsellors, advocates and support workers.

What we offer

Our trained professionals provide a trauma informed, holistic approach and offer support through: Counselling, Support Groups, Children and Young People Service, Art & Drama Therapy, ISVA service, Pre-Trial Therapy, Online Counselling Support, Helpline, Drop-ins, Training & Workshops, Protection & Prevention initiatives.

What our clients say

Jas

‘Thank you RoSA, Despite Covid 19 you managed to support me through online counselling, I was isolated and depressed. You’re my lifeline’

Gary

‘So helpful to be able to talk things through. I feel so isolated. You made me feel normal. Thank you so much to my counsellor’

Amy

‘My counsellor was really kind to me. She helped me talked about what happened. She made me feel safe. I’m so thankful.’

Can you Help?

Like any charity, RoSA relies on donations and grants to be able to continue our work.

  • 500,000

    Approximate number of adults sexually assaulted each year in England & Wales

  • 73,000+

    Sexual offences against children, recorded in the UK in 2019

  • 75,000

    Approximate number of male victims of sexual assault each year in the UK

  • ON THE INCREASE

    During lockdown, more people were contacting us than ever before

If you have been affected by any form of sexual abuse, or you want further information please contact us on 01788 551150.

Our Helpline is available during weekdays and is manned by specially trained staff offering support to survivors, partners, families and carers who have been affected directly or indirectly by rape, sexual abuse and child sexual exploitation (CSE).