United Against Sexual Violence and Abuse

The Survivors Trust is a national membership organisation supporting specialist rape and sexual abuse services in the voluntary sector. We have over 120 member organisations throughout the UK and Ireland who provide specialist support services to over 100,000 survivors each year.

Specialist rape courts rolled out across the country

The Survivors Trust has welcomed today’s announcement of reforms to establish specialist courts in every Crown Court across the country, calling it a vital step toward ending the long‑standing backlog of cases and improving justice for victims of rape and...

Beacon CRM cyber attack: Updated Statement

The Survivors Trust is one of more than 1,500 charities that use Beacon CRM to manage organisational functions such as member contact details, our training department, and our fundraising work. We do not, and have never, used Beacon for to...

AI-generated abuse: Close to Home

AI-generated sexual abuse and exploitation is growing. 3,440 AI-generated videos of child sexual abuse were found in 2025, compared to just 13 in 2024.* Close to Home is a new film from The Survivors Trust that highlights the growing threat...

A second chance to be heard: new rights for survivors

The Government has announced a significant change to the way rape and serious sexual offence cases are reviewed. From 13 July 2026, survivors across England and Wales whose cases are due to be dropped by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS)...

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Our Impact

Specialist member agencies around the UK and Ireland providing direct services to survivors of sexual violence

Estimated survivors supported by our member agencies in the last year through telephone and email support, counselling, support groups and other services

Individuals trained internally and externally in the last 12 months. These include those from the police, government agencies, schools, NHS staff, ISVAs and independent students

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