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Scotland has developed a new training DVD for staff or volunteers who will be involved in providing support to survivors of sexual violence. The DVD is intended to highlight some of the key values, skills and qualities involved in providing

and intensive programme of training covering everything from legal issues to ritual abuse means that helpline workers are well prepared to support callers in the many difficulties they face. “Prospective helpline workers undertake a very

and intensive programme of training covering everything from legal issues to ritual abuse means that helpline workers are well prepared to support callers in the many difficulties they face. “Prospective helpline workers undertake a very

For over 40 years, we’ve been at the forefront of campaigning against sexual violence.

Director of Prevention and Training Kathryn Dawson said: “Despite record numbers of reported rape, it has the lowest conviction rate of any crime in Scotland. It also remains incredibly under-reported, so these figures still do not show

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their own pace, with staff training delivered by their local Rape Crisis Centre. Through ESAS schools are encouraged to establish Action groups with staff and students working together to identify their own solutions, such as projects or events

the development of further training and support networks for advocacy workers as well as enhanced partnership working and embedding mechanisms for communication and early referrals to the project. Of the survivors supported during the first

can engage in interactive training sessions in a Joanne Conaghan “The Essence of Rape” (2019) 39 Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 151 at 165. ‘Piecing Together Puzzles: Complainers’ Experiences of The Not Proven Verdict’ V. Munro