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.
Victim Support Scotland is working closely in partnership with Police Scotland to support people who have been impacted by Operation Stringent/victims of disgraced surgeon Sam Eljamel.
We are aware that victims of Dr Eljamel might be local to the Dundee area or might have travelled from across Scotland to Ninewells where he carried out surgery.
If you have been affected in any way, you can contact us for emotional and practical support. Wherever you are based in Scotland, we can support you.
Please reach out to us through our helpline, web chat or fill out a form online:
Helpline: 0800 160 1985
Referral form: Request Support | Victim Support Scotland
Reporting to Police Scotland
If you have already reported your experience to the police, you should have a dedicated point of contact within the Operation Stringent team. If you have any concerns about the police investigation or have any additional information, please contact your dedicated officer directly.
If you would like to report a crime relating to this investigation to Police Scotland, please contact them directly:
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