Ministry of Justice survey seeks survivors opinions
The Ministry of Justice want to hear from survivors in a new survey aimed at identifying barriers to support.
The Ministry of Justice have launched a survey to find out about barriers survivors of rape and sexual violence face in accessing support, and what type of support best meets their needs.
They are looking for views from adult survivors (aged 18+), regardless of whether they have reported the abuse or had any support.
The findings from the survey will help inform the Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Fund to ensure it best meets the needs of survivors.
To have your say, please complete the survey before it closes on Monday, 18 July at 9am.
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