Rasasc Gogledd Cymru/Rasasc North Wales

26/03/2026

📢 We’re pleased to announce our upcoming **Open Mornings** at RASASCNW!

These sessions are designed for professionals who would like to learn more about the work we do supporting individuals affected by sexual violence, as well as our wider community services.

🕙 Each session runs from 10am–12pm and includes:
• A PowerPoint presentation outlining the services and support we offer to clients
• Insight into our wider community work
• Opportunities to network and visit our counselling rooms

📍 **Locations & Dates:**

**Bangor office (Parc Menai) **
• April 2026 – Wednesday 29th
• July 2026 – Tuesday 7th
• October 2026 – Monday 12th

**Rhyl office (Edward Henry Street) **
• April 2026 – Monday 27th
• July 2026 – Monday 13th
• October 2026 – Monday 12th

⚠️ Spaces are limited, so booking is essential.

📧 To book your place, please contact: sam@rasawales.org.uk

We look forward to welcoming you!

13/03/2026

Rydym eisiau dweud diolch o galon i Non Dafydd am ddewis RASASCGC fel ei helusen i godi a***n ar ei chyfer.
Drwy gydol Mawrth ac Ebrill, bydd Non yn cerdded 130 milltir o amgylch Ynys Môn i godi a***n i gefnogi ein gwaith. Mae hon yn her anhygoel ac rydym mor ddiolchgar am ei hymdrech, ei hamser a’i chefnogaeth.
Diolch yn fawr iawn, Non – rydym yn gwerthfawrogi!
Am ragor o fanylion cysylltwch : NonDafydd@ynysmon.llyw.cymru


We would like to say a huge thank you to Non Dafydd for choosing RASASC NW as the charity she is fundraising for.
Throughout March and April, Non will be walking 130 miles across Anglesey to raise money to support our work. This is an incredible challenge, and we are so grateful for her effort, time, and support.
Thank you so much, Non!
For more details contact: NonDafydd@anglesey.gov.wales

08/03/2026

04/03/2026

We are incredibly proud to announce that RASASC NW has officially achieved the R**e Crisis England & Wales Quality Standards.

This accreditation recognises the highest level of practice in safety, governance, trauma‑informed support, ethics, accessibility, inclusion and survivor‑centred service delivery.
It reflects the dedication and compassion of all of our workers and trustees — and our ongoing commitment to providing safe, specialist support that survivors can trust.

A huge thank you to everyone involved in this journey. Survivors deserve the very best, and this achievement demonstrates our promise to deliver exactly that. 💙 R**eCrisis England & Wales

🎉 CONGRATULATIONS to Rasasc Gogledd Cymru/Rasasc North Wales for successfully achieving accreditation against R**e Crisis National Service Standards 💜

This R**e Crisis Member delivers specialist services to survivors of sexual violence and abuse, to an excellent standard, and we celebrate their continued commitment to providing quality specialist services to the people who need it.

03/03/2026

We were proud to kick off our Safe Choices / Stronger Future programme last week at Friars School, Bangor

A powerful early intervention initiative designed to equip Year 7 and Year 10 pupils across North Wales with the knowledge and confidence to navigate the complex realities of modern relationships and digital culture.

Available to secondary schools across North Wales. For more information contact Training@rasawales.org.uk

12/02/2026

💙 Thank you to everyone who attended RASASCNW’s Safeguarding Conference
📍 Conwy Business Centre | 📅 03.02.26
A huge thank you to our incredible guest speakers and workshop facilitators:

• Jan Pickles OBE – Child Practice Review on Our Bravery Brought Justice
• David Chadwick – The Online World: Misogyny, Influencers & Extremist Narratives
• Sally Holland – Embedding a Children’s Rights Approach in Organisations
• Stop It Now! – Understanding Perpetrator Behaviour: Grooming, Power & Control


A very special thank you to our RASASCNW staff, who led the final workshops on supporting survivors after abuse, and to our Social Ambassador and Public Speaker, Miss Wales Finalist, Kadie Davies-Jones, for bravely sharing her survivor story.
We hope everyone took something meaningful from the day and can apply it to practice as we continue working together to strengthen safeguarding for children and young people across Wales. 💫
Kadie Davies Jones

09/02/2026

No means no.
Silence is not consent.
Pressure is not consent.

07/02/2026

Consent isn’t complicated—
it’s mutual, ongoing, and required.

As part of Sexual Violence Awareness Week, let’s keep talking about consent and why it matters.
Awareness is prevention.

05/02/2026

Survivors deserve to be believed, respected, and supported—always.

Let’s talk, learn, and take action together.

03/02/2026

It’s Sexual Violence Awareness Week.
Awareness leads to action.
Action leads to change.

We stand with survivors—today and always.