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Compass Centre welcomes a new Managing Director

The Compass Centre are delighted to welcome Debbie Sangster into the organisation as our new Managing Director. Debbie brings over 14 years of experience across multiple sectors, most recently with mental health charity See Me Scotland. She is well equipped to lead the Centre into a new chapter, building on the solid foundation established by Linda Gray and Lisa Ward during their time leading the organisation.

 

 

The Compass Centre Publishes Annual Report for 2023/24

The Compass Centre has published it’s annual report outlining our charitable activities for 2023-24.

You can download and read this here.

Parents, Carers and Other Trusted Adults Resource

We’ve developed a resource for parents, carers, and other trusted adults in responding to disclosures of sexual violence.

We are recruiting for Trustees (Volunteers)

We are currently recruiting for Trustees to join our Board.

  • Are you committed to supporting the work of a specialist service for survivors of sexual violence?
  • Do you have skills in (or would like to develop skills in) leadership, governance, strategy development, finance, human resources, communications, decision-making and more?
  • Have a minimum of five hours per month to spare?

We want to hear from you!

We are keen to promote diversity and welcome applications from women of diverse backgrounds.  We are also keen to encourage women with an interest, and/or skills and experience, in finance and fundraising to apply.  No previous experience of being on a Board is required as induction and training will be provided.  Only women need apply under Schedule 9, Part 1 of the Equality Act 2010.

If you would like more information, or a recruitment pack, please Contact us

 

Young Shetlander presents survey results on perceptions of sexual violence

Gracie Gowans-Little, a high-school graduate, has compiled her findings for a Social Science Baccalaureate project started while in S6. The “Perceptions of sexual violence in Shetland” project was created out of a genuine interest in the topic and a gap within the research sphere.

Gracie says she “wanted to raise awareness about sexual violence in Shetland due to the culturing of silencing survivors and challenging social norms.”

There were 325 responses to her online survey which informed the depth of this project.

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