News
Date : 11/07/2012
In Care Survivors Service
In Care Survivors Service Scotland is a national organisation offering long term counselling and advocacy to anyone over 16 who has experienced any form of abuse in a formal care setting.
Care settings could be adoption, fostering, kinship care, residential schools or hospitals, children’s homes or religious orders. Our service is for survivors of abuse in care and supportive family members.
A team of specially trained counsellors offer help specifically for survivors of historic in-care abuse.
Go to the In Care Survivors Service website for contact details.
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