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SERICC continues to offer our specialist sexual violence counselling and advocacy using telephone and online methods during the coronavirus government measures.
SERICC’s specialist Sexual Violence Counsellors can provide therapy to survivors of all forms of sexual violence, whether recent or a long time ago, regardless of age, gender and whether or not there is police involvement. Where there is an open police case, or someone is considering reporting to the police, Independent Sexual Violence Advisers (ISVAs) are available to help survivors through the criminal justice process.
SERICC also delivers the Brighter Futures programmes for Thurrock children and families affected by sexual violence.
During this difficult time, you may want to access some of the helpful resources that are available on our website (sericc.org.uk) for survivors of sexual violence and sexual abuse, and their supporters.
It’s normal to feel anxious, upset or stressed during a crisis. We also know that survivors of sexual violence and sexual abuse may be facing further challenges because of the restrictions currently in place.
Please contact us as usual on the SERICC number above or via Synergy Essex:
Phone 0300 003 7777
Email support@synergyessex.org.uk
Who can refer to SERICC?
A worker from any agency can refer a survivor of any form of sexual violence or the survivor can refer themselves - all referrals come via the website sericc.org.uk.
Who does SERICC provide services to?
SERICC provides specialist sexual violence counselling and advocacy to survivors of any form of sexual violence and abuse. SERICC supports survivors of all ages and genders, and will help non-abusing family members and partners of survivors as well.
What is Synergy Essex?
Synergy Essex , the Essex partnership of SERICC, Southend On Sea Rape Crisis and CARA (Centre for Action on Rape and Abuse) provides a single point of access to support all victims and survivors of sexual violence and sexual abuse across Thurrock, Southend and Essex.
