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Compass Centre receives almost 200 submissions to new #SaferShetland campaign against sexual harassment & intimate image abuse
Following on from #WisToo, The Compass Centre, also known as Shetland Rape Crisis, has curated a digital and print awareness-raising project focused on experiences of sexual harassment and intimate image abuse in Shetland.
To ensure the campaign was informed by realistic concerns in the community, the charity invited folk to make anonymous submissions reflecting on their experiences of sexual harassment and intimate image abuse in Shetland. Over the four-week submission period, it received almost 200 first-hand accounts.
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As part of our work to increase accessibility to our service, we now have our information leaflets translated into Polish, Arabic and Ukrainian.
These leaflets can be accessed here
The Compass Centre sees significant rise in people accessing support
The Compass Centre, also known as Shetland Rape Crisis, has reported a 38% increase in people accessing its services over the past year.
The centre, which provides support for survivors of sexual violence in Shetland, released its Annual Report for 2021-22 this week.
THE COMPASS CENTRE PUBLISHES ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2021-22
The Compass Centre has published its annual report outlining our charitable activities for 2021-22.
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New outdoor space for The Compass Centre thanks to donation from BAM Nuttall
The team at The Compass Centre is delighted to unveil a new gathering space for service users in its garden thanks to a donation from BAM Nuttall Ltd.
The space, which previously was unused, now has a patio area complete with picnic benches and a brand-new shed.
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