Ka mea kākau a me ka hana: ʻO Lucy Thomas, ke Komikina a me ke alakaʻi kulekele no nā lawelawe ʻo Victim
Māka pale: KUPIIU
Māhele Summary:
This funding is being provided under the Ministry of Justice’s (MoJ) additional investment in the recruitment of additional Independent Sexual Violence Advisors (ISVA).
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To award funding for the provision of Child Independent Sexual Violence Advisors (CISVA) to provide a service to all children and young people in Surrey. Sexual violence of any kind is a traumatic experience and for children and young people can have dramatic repercussions for the rest of their lives. In addition to group and individual therapy to help their recovery, children, young people and their families need practical support in the aftermath of any incident and through any court proceedings. This can be a stressful experience as it may involve a re-telling of the traumatic incident. The CISVA is focused on this practical, supportive role, acting as an independent advocate for the child/young person and providing support for historic and recent allegations.
Manaʻo
The posts will work with the Surrey’s Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC), known as Solace. Under-18s account for approximately one third of all cases seen at the SARC. The Police and Crime Commissioner to approve £62,146 To meet the costs of one CISVA.
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Apono au i ka manao:
Wahi: ʻO Lisa Townsend, Komisina Makai a me Crime no Surrey (kope pūlima ʻia i mālama ʻia ma ke Keʻena o PCC)
Ka lā: 20 December 2022
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