East Kent Rape Crisis Centre

News and Social Media

Discover what we have been up to lately through the information and pictures below!

Latest news

Kent Dance Charity Ball 2022

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Halloween Bake Sale 2022

A massive thank you to everybody who contributed to our Halloween Bake sale and especially to the volunteers who worked extremely hard to pull it off! It was a great success and we already can't wait for next year.

Freshers 2022

Our freshers event was a huge success - we ran out of merch and supplies! We want to say a huge thank you to all of the team and volunteers that attended and helped to make this such a successful event.

A huge thank you again to everyone who contributed and participated in the coffee and cake sale on the 24th of June. 

For our very first small event it went extremely well, we managed to raise £214 which I thought was fab for a bit of cake 



We feel this event is totally doable on a quarterly basis so watch this space!!!


Children in Need 2021

Breaking the silence in sport.

We are excited to be collaborating with SCL Education through Sport throughout September and October 2021. We will be delivering our Breaking the Silence programme on consent, indecent images and sexual harassment to thousands of young people in sports academies throughout the UK.

We are delighted to share that we have achieved full Lime Culture accreditation of our ISVA and Children's ISVA services. This independent accreditation ensures that we are achieving the necessary quality standards required for a consistent and effective ISVA service.

THANK YOU

to each and every one of our wonderful volunteers!

From our support work volunteers to our helpline volunteers, we are extremely grateful for your time and support. Thank you for all you do for our organisation.

Going to court

25 February 2021
Our guide through the court process

Wearing them takes me back there

by Alison Welfare-Wilson, Lenna Adley, Zoe Bell, Rachel Luby • 11 February 2021
The wearing of face coverings following an experience of trauma and the use of grounding techniques to alleviate distress during the COVID-19 pandemic

INTERVIEW WITH KMTV



Check out our Lead ISVA Meryl Bryan talking to KMTV about the support available to survivors in Kent. ISVA support has been shown to have a significant impact on survivors staying engaged in the criminal justice process.



https://www.kentonline.co.uk/kmtv/video/kent-police-rank-lowest-in-the-country-for-solved-sexual-assault-cases-32538/