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Charity staff to take on Three Peaks challenge for sexual abuse survivors
The 24-hour trek covers more than 17 miles and 2,330 metres of ascent to fund specialist support for survivors.
- Staff from the West Mercia Rape & Sexual Abuse Support Centre will climb Snowdon, Cadair Idris, and Pen y Fan on May 2, 2026, marking the charity's 40th anniversary with the Welsh Three Peaks Challenge.
- Spanning more than 17 miles and 2,330 metres of ascent, the 24-hour challenge is described by WMRSASC staff as both a test of endurance and a show of solidarity with survivors of sexual violence.
- WMRSASC chief executive Jocelyn Anderson said, "This challenge is about more than reaching the summit," as the charity provides trauma-informed services across Herefordshire, Worcestershire, and Shropshire.
- Lydia Johnson, team lead for counselling services and an adult counsellor at WMRSASC, said, "You are giving people the chance to take their power back," regarding the impact of fundraising.
- Donations can be made through the charity's JustGiving page or by visiting the WMRSASC website, as the organization calls on individuals, businesses, and communities to support the effort.
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