Our Stakeholder Group is a welcoming and inclusive space for anyone aged 18+ who is interested in supporting and shaping our work. This includes survivors, current or former service users, parents of survivors, and others with an interest in our services.
By sharing insights, experiences, and ideas, members help ensure that the voices of survivors remain central to everything we do. The group plays an important role in influencing service development, with feedback shared directly with our senior management team and Board of Trustees to support meaningful change.
FAQ’s
This group is open to anyone aged 18 and over who is interested in our work. This includes survivors, current and former service users, parents of survivors, and any other individuals who would like to contribute to the development of our services.
The group provides an opportunity for members to share their insights and lived experiences to help shape our service delivery. We want to better understand the challenges and concerns faced by survivors and explore ways we can improve and respond to these.
Key themes, suggestions, and actions identified within the group are shared with our senior management team and Board of Trustees. This ensures that feedback directly informs decision-making and helps us take action where needed.
Meetings are held on the last Tuesday of every month online between 5.00pm-6.00pm.
If you’re interested in joining or would like an informal chat to find out more, please email Kirsty Williams at Kirsty@rasasc.co.uk
