Domestic abuse community support project launched in Clackmannanshire
Victim Support Scotland has launched a new community support project for women and girls in Clackmannanshire who have been impacted by domestic abuse.
This report provides modelled and costed options for transforming the justice system in Scotland to one which is victim-centred.
Commissioned by Victim Support Scotland, and carried out by Journey Associates as part of the Victim-Centred Approach workstream of the Victims Taskforce, this work took a service-design approach and involved over 140 people.
Participants included victims and survivors of crime, victim support organisations as well as staff from criminal justice agencies.
A Victim-Centred Approach to Justice in Scotland: Scoping and Modelling Project
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Victim Support Scotland has launched a new community support project for women and girls in Clackmannanshire who have been impacted by domestic abuse.
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