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This is a questionnaire to gather feedback on a draft guide we’ve produced (available for review here). Before continuing please read through the terms of participation and reflect on whether it will be beneficial to you to participate today.

Terms of participation

This is an anonymous survey designed to give you an opportunity to share your perspective.
We are not asking you to share any personal history, though you may choose to share experiences that help you illustrate a point.
Please do not disclose detailed information that might identify you personally. Male Survivors Partnership will try to remove any information that appears to risk identification of any specific places or persons.
Note that we may use direct quotes from your answers in the final guidance for NHS staff. By completing the survey you agree to us using these quotes without attribution or recompense.
Please only contribute if you feel emotionally well enough to do so.
Please make sure that if contributing triggers hard thoughts or feelings you are confident you will be able to access support you already know and feel confident in, for example one of the specialist services listed in our Directory, the National Male Survivor Helpline: 0808 800 5005 or SurvivorsUK online helpline.

Improving specialist NHS support for men

Review of the second draft of our guide for NHS SARC staff

I am happy to participate under the above terms*
By selecting Yes from the drop-down box I confirm that I have read the terms above and I am happy to continue under those terms.
What's your main comment on the draft guide from your perspective?
This is the only required question but we've added some more beneath as prompts. You can ignore them if you like. Please do complete the monitoring questions at the bottom of the page though.
Additional prompt questions
What would stop you from going to an NHS sexual assault referral centre?
OR, what would actually make a real difference to you being confident in going?
What could they do to help overcome the barriers to you going/staying?
What would you be worried might happen?
What should they know about your heritage or personal experience that would affect how you’d like to be treated?
Monitoring data
Please will you answer some monitoring questions?
These questions enable us to show the NHS that we have heard from a diverse sample of male survivors.
- OK
- No thanks
How would you describe where you live?
What region do you live in?
What is your ethnic group?
Is your gender the same as the sex you were registered at birth?
- Yes
- No
How do you identify your gender?
What is your age group?
Do you consider yourself to have a disability?
- Yes
- No
Comments
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You may have attended a Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC), you may never have heard of them. They are local NHS-commissioned services which aim to help people who have experienced sexual violence, offering them support to share what has happened, get medical help for any injuries, facilitate the option of criminal justice and help to arrange longer term care. Male victims and survivors currently form a small minority of people using SARCs so we are helping develop guidance so SARC staff are better informed about to help men and boys. Given the number of male victims across the UK we know that more can be done and improvement in SARC services can play an important part.

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Improving specialist NHS support for men

Additional prompt questions

Monitoring data

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