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| MONTHLY NEWSLETTER - JUNE 2021
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Introducing RASASC's New Chief Executive (CEO)
RASASC is pleased to announce the appointment of our new Chief Executive (CEO), Sharon Erdman. A committed feminist and violence against women and girls specialist, Sharon joins us from Refuge and will start in post at RASASC on 2nd August 2021.
Sharon says: "South London born, bred and resident, I have long admired the work of RASASC. I am so excited to be joining both RASASC and the rape crisis movement. I look forward to leading the organisation through this time when it feels like real change for survivors might be possible."
RASASC Chair, Dr. Fiona Vera-Gray says: "We are delighted to have secured the appointment of someone as talented and driven as Sharon. We are excited about her vision for RASASC and her dedication to working with us all to end sexual violence. We also want to take this opportunity to thank Liz Felton who has been our interim CEO through the last year. Liz will be leaving at the end of July and we thank her for all she has done to support RASASC, our staff, and our service users."
To contact Sharon or arrange a meeting once she is in post, please email ceo@rasasc.org.uk
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| Thank you to all the National Helpline Volunteers!
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| Volunteers' week is a time to say thanks for the contribution millions of people make across the UK through volunteering. This year it took place from the 1st to 7th June, and we want to re-share our heartfelt thanks to the lovely helpline volunteers whose passion, dedication and empathy keeps the national Rape Crisis helpline open every day of the year. |
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Thank you, every day, for all you do!
You can read more about the national Rape Crisis helpline and what to expect when someone calls for support here »
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| We're Recruiting!
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We have four exciting opportunities to join the RASASC team, that include supporting survivors and working with children and young people to prevent sexual violence.
Find out more and apply here »
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