Our trained specialists understand sexual violence, abuse and harassment. We will listen, believe you and support you without judgement.
Our free services are inclusive and accessible regardless of gender identity, race, sexuality, disability or neurodiversity, religion, age or socio-economic background.
We also support people at risk of sexual violence and those affected by it, including family members and professionals.
Our organisational policies are available on request. For copies, questions or alternative formats, email info@lincolnshirerapecrisis.org.uk.
We celebrate and value difference.
We are an anti-racist, intersectional feminist organisation.
We have dedicated Women’s, Children & Young People’s and Mr & Mx Centres.
We offer trauma-informed support, counselling, ISVA and children and young people’s services.
Our diverse team of sexual violence specialists can provide support in multiple languages.
To refer yourself, use the Self-Referral button below. Professionals can use the Professional Referral button.
If you need help completing the form, call 01522 716320 and we can assist you by phone.
Please note, this is an office line and cannot provide direct support. For immediate support, contact the National Support Line on 0808 500 2222.
What happens next?
A trained navigator will contact you within 5 working days to arrange an assessment.
They’ll answer your questions, discuss your needs and help you find the right support.
We are committed to equity, equality of opportunity and freedom from discrimination. Everyone will be treated with dignity and respect.
Discriminatory behaviour is not accepted from anyone accessing our services or working with us. Our Anti-Racism Statement sets out this commitment in more detail.
We have a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of discrimination and prejudice this includes:
Racism
Homophobia
Transphobia
Gender Identity Discrimination
Religious Discrimination
Linguistic Discrimination
Neurological Discrimination
Disability Discrimination
Call 0808 500 2222 to speak anonymously with a trained specialist who will listen, believe you and understand the impact of sexual violence, abuse and harassment.
You’ll always speak to a real person and you do not need to share your name or personal details.
This is not an emergency service. If you are in immediate danger or need urgent medical help, call 999.
Please note: this is not an emergency service. If you are in danger or need urgent medical help, call 999.
For anyone aged 16+ in England and Wales affected by sexual violence or abuse, or supporting someone who has.
Trained operators provide confidential emotional support for up to 45 minutes, giving you space to talk about what happened, how you feel and any challenges you’re facing.
Join Lincolnshire Rape Crisis and be part of an organisation committed to survivors, social justice and supporting its staff.
As a feminist employer, we recognise that caring responsibilities, health, finances and other inequalities can affect access to work. If invited to interview, we welcome conversations about reasonable flexibility. Our roles are site-based, so we cannot offer home working.
Some applicants may have lived experience of sexual violence. This is not required or considered during recruitment. If you are a survivor, we ask that at least two years have passed since the incident(s) before applying, due to the emotionally demanding nature of the work.
Please do not include details of personal experiences in your application. If you choose to disclose that you are a survivor, simply confirm that the incident(s) occurred more than two years ago.
We are unable to answer role enquiries by phone or email; all available information is provided on this website.
We contact all successful applicants. If you have not heard from us within the stated timeframe, or within one calendar month, please assume your application has been unsuccessful. Unfortunately, we cannot provide individual feedback.
There are currently no vacancies available. Please check back later.
We believe that sexual violence is both a cause and consequence of gender inequality. We are proud to be a feminist organisation and we will endeavour to fight for the rights of women and girls.
Equity is a fundamental human right. We recognise that our clients are discriminated against because of gender, ethnicity, religion, age, disability and sexual orientation. We are committed to fighting for equity and we will strive for inclusivity for all.
We are committed to empowering you to be able to claim your rights and make the decisions that affect your life. We support all clients using the empowerment model.
At Lincolnshire Rape Crisis everyone will be treated with dignity and respect. We will respect your individual life story and experiences. We will always believe you.
You can trust our services to be confidential and for us to provide appropriate and safe spaces. We work transparently and honestly. Our integrity and your trust in our services is a priority.
Offering you choice is paramount to our work at Lincolnshire Rape Crisis. We will be led by the choices that you make. We recognise and embrace you as the expert of you.
Whatever happened, whenever it happened, and whether or not you report to the police, our ISVA service is here to support you.
Commissioned by the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire, our countywide ISVA, CHISVA and Family ISVA services provide independent, trauma-informed support for adults, children, young people and families affected by sexual violence.
Our qualified specialists can help you understand your options, access services and, where relevant, navigate the criminal justice process. Our support is independent, inclusive and centred around your needs and choices.
You can self-refer or, with your consent, a professional can refer you.
Independent, confidential support
Trauma-informed advocacy through the criminal justice process
Specialist support for children, young people and families
Dedicated Children & Young People’s Centre and Family ISVA
Qualified ISVAs and an accredited service
Inclusive support for LGBTQ+ people, minoritised communities, veterans and disabled or neurodivergent adults
Countywide referrals and police station drop-ins
A diverse, multilingual team
Opportunities to share feedback and shape our services
Strong partnerships with Lincolnshire Police and other professionals
For information on ISVA/Counselling/Support:
support@lincolnshirerapecrisis.org.uk
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