violence and how to get support’. These have been translated into English, Arabic, Polish and Urdu. Please get in touch if you would like a translated resource 43 b « Later entry Earlier entry »

outbuilding into a new support space for service users. We are very grateful that the young people chose the Compass Centre as their charity and their hard work means that a new space will soon be available for services users. We want to

happened to them or what support they need. It is important that LGBTI+ people see their identities, experiences and issues reflected in information about sexual violence. We hope that by working towards the Silver LGBT Charter, we to send a

confidential information, support and advocacy for any non-abusive person of any gender in Shetland (aged 13+) who has been affected by sexual violence at any time in their lives. 39 b « Later entry Earlier entry » RSS

service users will be safe, supported and included. We believe it’s important that LGBTI+ survivors don’t feel silenced about what’s happened to them or what support they need. It is important that LGBTI+ people see their

the pandemic, providing support, information and advocacy to survivors of sexual violence in Shetland. 29 b « Later entry Earlier entry » RSS Comments

If you are in need of urgent support during this time, the Rape Crisis Scotland National Helpline will be open every day over the festive season on 08088 01 03 02. Please also be aware that, due to staffing restrictions, the Helpline hours are

the barriers to accessing support following an experience of sexual violence would be, one was being able to talk to their parents/guardians or other trusted adults in their lives and feeling like they would not be believed. This led us to