If you are unsure what you want to do next, you can go to your nearest Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC) where you can receive support in the aftermath of rape or assault and they will offer you a forensic medical examination if you wish.
If you visit a SARC, you do not have to proceed with reporting to the police. SARCs can store forensic evidence until you have decided if to report or to take your report further. They employ specially trained professionals who can give you medical and emotional support as well as guide you through the criminal justice process if you choose to report it to the police.
If you would like further information on Suffolk’s SARC, then click here.
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There is still time to sign-up to join us this evening for our monthly Wellbeing Workshop tonight from 7pm to 8pm!
We will be joined by Lisa Reynds who will be a facilitating a Self-Love, Personal Power and Boundary Setting workshop.
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