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Volunteers are valued members of the Rape Crisis Scotland team, and essential to the operation of our National Helpline. We want volunteers from a range of backgrounds and circumstances, because we believe this helps us provide the best service and

Young people often tell us of sexual violence they experience in many areas of their lives – in relationships, peer groups, homes, education and work, on and offline. Increasingly they tell us that sexual harassment, intimate image abuse,

depends very much on the training, understanding and experience of the personnel involved. It also depends on whether the services and logistics are in place to ensure that there are female examiners available for everyone, that people do not

Director of Prevention & Training 22nd March 2023 Sandy Brindley Chief Executive Officer The CRWIA 1. Which articles of the UNCRC does this policy/measure impact on? There are 54 UNCRC Articles. Listed below are the articles that most

forms part of the training pack used by the New York State Coalition Against Sexual Assault. See http://www.nyscasa.org 74 Crown Office Review, n. 28. 75 Crown Office Review, n. 28 at para10.11. 31 ° Familiarity with the court

rights everyone has. Joint training for both support workers and people with learning disabilities can be helpful. Self confidence and belief People need to believe that they matter and that they have value. This will help them to resist being

in Scotland, Prevention, Training and Legislation. The provision group commissioned a piece of research which was published in October 2003. The prevention group produced a national prevention strategy which was published in September 2003. The

National Helpline celebrates 10 years

through enhanced interview training with an emphasis on treating people with empathy. Since last year, SOLO training includes the impact of trauma on individuals, delivered in partnership with NHS and Rape Crisis Scotland staff. Trauma training

undergone deaf awareness training prior to staffing the helpline. • The development of multi lingual and translated support materials supported by publicity, partnership working with BME women’s organisations and the availability