Recently, NAPAC undertook research into self-identified positive outcomes among survivors. One of the most commonly mentioned outcomes was justice.
As a continuation of this research, we have launched a survey to find out more about what justice means to survivors, and what that looks like in practice.
We want to get as many people’s perspectives as possible, which is why we are contacting
you to ask that you share it across your networks, social or otherwise. The more voices we hear, the more representative the research will be, and the better the outcomes for survivors.
We want to hear from any adult who experienced abuse in childhood, whether they have reported it or not. The survey can be found here: https://napac.org.uk/survivors-and-justice-survey/
Responses will remain anonymous and confidential and be stored securely. The survey is open until Thursday 29th February 2024, when it will be analysed. The results will be used to inform NAPAC’s advocacy, including its work with the CSE Taskforce and Hydrant Programme.
If you would like to discuss this survey or any aspect of our work, please get in touch via [email protected]
Thank you in advance for your help.
Kind Regards,
NAPAC