Onkọwe ati Ipa Job: Lucy Thomas, Igbimo & Asiwaju Ilana fun Awọn iṣẹ olufaragba
Siṣamisi Idaabobo: OFIN
Isọniṣoki ti Alaṣẹ:
Police & Crime Commissioners have the statutory responsibility to provide services to support victims cope and recover. The Ministry of Justice have provided additional funding until 2024/25 for Independent Sexual Violence Advisors (ISVAs). This service is to extend the current provision in Surrey for dedicated child ISVAs.
Background
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.
Iṣeduro
The grant of £62,146 per annum from the Ministry of Justice is awarded to Surrey and Borders Partnership to extend the CISVA provision in Surrey until the end of 2024/25.
Olopa ati Crime Komisona alakosile
Mo fọwọsi awọn iṣeduro naa:
Ibuwọlu: Lisa Townsend, Ọlọpa ati Komisona Ilufin fun Surrey (ẹda fowo si tutu ti o waye ni Ọfiisi Komisona)
ọjọ: 20th October 2022
Gbogbo awọn ipinnu gbọdọ wa ni afikun si iforukọsilẹ ipinnu.