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 of AI-generated child sexual abuse images and the devastating impact
The UK’s national week to raise awareness of sexual abuse and violence and an opportunity for any organisation and individual to engage in dialogue and take action. We want to highlight our Member Agencies in this week who are the pillars of our work and the collective voice that advocates
The following signatories from the sexual violence sector wish to jointly and publicly share our concerns about the sale, promotion and use of self-swab ‘rape kits’ by victims/survivors. As providers of support to victims/survivors, we understand the trauma of rape and sexual assault, and the further distress victims can feel
Update on government announcement from 2 December: Funding for Victim Services
The Deputy Prime Minister announced a major package of reforms to the criminal justice system, alongside a commitment of £550 million over the next three years for victim support services.
ACT on IICSA demands urgent government action on child sexual abuse Donate to support PRESS RELEASE: IMMEDIATE RELEASE, London UK, 20th October, 2025. 20th October 2025 marks the three-year anniversary of the publication of the final report from the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA). The report, after 7
We are frontline organisations supporting tens of thousands of survivors of sexual violence and abuse across the UK — and we are calling for urgent, sustained funding to keep these vital, life-saving services open. See our open letter and press release by leaders of frontline and membership organisations working with
A campaign that created trauma-informed workplaces across England and Wales Employers Against Abuse was a national campaign and training programme developed in partnership with the Home Office to help organisations create safer, more supportive workplaces for staff affected by domestic abuse and sexual violence. We created the role of Support Ambassador: trained staff who act as
This is a yearly event spaced out over a week in February where organisations up and down the UK organise activities raising awareness and campaigning against sexual violence. The week aims to generate discussion among the general public, statutory bodies and third sector organisations about how sexual abuse and sexual
Mandate Now is a pressure group that seeks the introduction of law requiring staff who work in ‘Regulated Activities’ to report concerns about the welfare of children and vulnerable adults to the Local Authority. Mandatory reporting of suspected or known child abuse is a vital component of a functioning child protection system
