On the OSCR (Scottish Charity Regulator)website, here is what is listed as the object of the Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre:
"In particular the Objects shall be: 5.1 to relieve the distress of women, men, boys and girls aged over 12 years who have been raped or who have experienced sexual violence and of their partners, friends and families through the provision of emotional and practical support, information, advice and advocacy; and 5.2 to advance education, through the provision of information, advice and advocacy, among professional bodies and the general public about the causes, nature, extent and effects of rape and sexual violence against women, men, boys and girls aged over 12 years, and ways of preventing or relieving the suffering it causes".
It doesn't look like it centers women. There is a strong whiff of mission creep. Perhaps the number of rape victims using their services was not enough to keep the funds rolling in and employees in jobs.
I'm not in Scotland. The pay for the CEO is listed as 40,000 for a 28 hour week. Is this high, low, generous, stingy?
They offer "trauma informed support services". It seems vague to me. Does it imply any level of quality or qualifications of the service providers?