Are you concerned about wearing a mask?
- Sun, Jul 5, 2020
- A good read and advice from the survivors trust for anybody who is concerned about wearing a mask. (Direct link - opens a new tab on their web site) . . . read more
Jasmine House
Jasmine House is a Leicester based charity working with female survivors of sexual abuse, sexual violence and rape. Working in the sector for over 30 years, we have seen an ever increasing demand for our services.
LRC is run by an all female team (Trustees, staff and volunteers). We provide safe space where women and girls can access free and confidential services following any form of sexual violence either recently or in the past.
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Victims' Commissioner's Survey
- Wed, Jul 15, 2020
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The Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales, Dame Vera Baird QC is asking victims of rape to share their experiences of the criminal justice system.
The VC has launched her research by publishing a request for information in the form of a questionnaire. The VC is asking anyone who has been the victim of rape - and who feels able to - to tell her about their personal experience of the criminal justice system.
It does not matter how far the offence progressed in the system, the VC wants to know about what happens at every stage. Researchers from the VC’s team will analyse the responses and produce a report which will be published in the autumn. The research is independent of the Government’s ‘End to End Rape Review’ which is continuing. . . . read more
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Investigating police who abuse their position of power to engage in sexual activity
- Thu, Jul 25, 2019
- HMICFRS (Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services) is carrying out research on police abuse of position for a sexual purpose. . . . read more
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Feministmas! - Festive Pub Quiz
- Mon, Nov 18, 2019
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Festive Feminist Pub Quiz on Friday December 20th at Attenborough Arts centre! 7:30pm
Don't Worry about finding a team - just come along for the fun! Book tickets now! . . . read more
Our commitment to Equal Opportunities
Leicester Rape Crisis aims to provide a non-judgemental service regardless of your race, religion,faith, culture, disability, sexuality, age or background. We are here to support you.
Referrals to Leicester Rape Crisis
Leicester Rape Crisis accepts self-referrals from individuals who have been sexually abused or raped.
We also accept referrals from third parties such as organisations, G.P's, Health Service Providers, Social Services, Schools etc. We also accept referrals from friends and relatives.
We always need permission from the person being referred.
You can find both self referral and organisational referral forms on our referrals page. All of our referals are now online, we do not take telephone referrals.
Confidentiality
All our services are provided within a confidential space. However, sometimes there are exceptions to this, in cases such as where:
- There are child-protection issues.
- Someone else's safety is at risk.
In such cases we will always discuss the issues with you.