Today (Friday 1 March), we have had to take the very difficult decision to close our Midlothian Sexual Abuse Service (MSAS) waiting list to new referrals. We are having to do this due to capacity. If you are already on…
Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre is a charity that has supported survivors of sexual violence for 45 years. We want to reassure all our current survivors and anyone seeking support that we are still here for you. We offer support to…
Today (Wednesday 20 December), we have had to take the very difficult decision to close our East Lothian Sexual Abuse Service (ELSAS) waiting list to new referrals. We are having to do this because of insecurity of funding for this…
Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre will be closed from Saturday 23 December and re-open on Monday 8 January. Christmas and the New Year period can be a difficult time for survivors. If you want to talk to someone, Rape Crisis Scotland’s…
Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre is a charity that has been supporting survivors of sexual violence for 45 years. They provide free and confidential support to survivors aged 12 and over, of all genders in Edinburgh, East Lothian and Midlothian. They…
>> Write a letter to your MSP to tell them that survivors can't wait. >> Find more information about the campaign. We hear time and time again from survivors just how valuable Rape Crisis support has been to them. The…
Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre is taking part in the Big Give Women and Girls Match Fund! Every donation made on our fundraising page between 11 – 18 October will be doubled while match funds last! Whatever you can afford to donate – it…
This text was offered as a speech at the launch of the 'What Does Justice Mean to You?' workbook, at Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre's 45th anniversary special event. It was written and read by a support worker at ERCC, facilitator…
This workbook was made as part of the Justice Beyond Criminal Justice (JBCJ) group project at Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre. The JBCJ participants had all engaged with criminal justice processes following their experiences of sexual violence. They came together to…
Over the last year our team have been developing our new strategy for the next five years. This strategy marks a step change in how we support all survivors of sexual violence. Our new strategic priorities for 2023-2028 are: 1…