MSAS
(Male Sexual Assault Support)
MSAS (Male Sexual Assault Support) is a male-specific project that operates across Kent and Medway, Surrey, and Sussex, working to support men and boys who have experienced sexual assault/abuse. MSAS Outreach Workers engage with agencies and organisations to raise awareness of SARCs (Sexual Assault Referral Centres), across the counties, and the options available for men and boys, whether they want to formally report to the Police or self-refer (without Police involvement) and still get important healthcare and aftercare support.
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COVID-19 Update
MSAS and associated SARCs are still available to provide support and healthcare services.
You can report to the Police or contact your local SARC directly.
If you would like to be seen for an examination, without Police involvement, a SARC team member can discuss this with you.
Our SARCs are still accepting referrals from professionals, please use the pathways in place to arrange an appointment.
Our SARC teams take the safety of our staff and patients very seriously and can reassure you that they are following current legislation and guidance. Staff and visitors to our SARCs will be given access to required Personal Protective Equipment.
You can report to the Police or contact your local SARC directly.
If you would like to be seen for an examination, without Police involvement, a SARC team member can discuss this with you.
Our SARCs are still accepting referrals from professionals, please use the pathways in place to arrange an appointment.
Our SARC teams take the safety of our staff and patients very seriously and can reassure you that they are following current legislation and guidance. Staff and visitors to our SARCs will be given access to required Personal Protective Equipment.
