Rock Against Rape – Benefit for Rape Crisis
Posted on December 6, 2008
Filed Under Benefit, London, Rape and Sexual Assault, Women's Group | Comments Off
26th January 2009 from 7pm to 1am
Purple Turtle Camden, 65 Crowndale Rd London, NW1 1TN
£5.00 + booking £0.70 per person
Nemhain headline a night of loud live music in aid of incredible charity Rape Crisis. With support from Nya, Spitting Blood, Inner Eden and Nocturnal Playground this promises to be a night to remember – so bring your money, your friends, and put up the horns as you prepare to Rock Against Rape!
Rapecrisis coordinates a network of centres around the UK that offer help and support for victims of rape. They provide counselling as well as emotional and practical support regardless of the situation – whether you have been affected by rape recently or long in the past. You can also phone if you are worried about your child, someone else in your family, or someone you know. They offer telephone counselling and one-to-one counselling. More info available at http://www.rapecrisis.org.uk
http://tickets.newerainternet.com/event.php?event_id=7
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