Support group for crime victims

A PIONEERING support group offering counselling and practical advice for victims of crime was launched in Cork city last night.

Fri, 15 Sep, 2006 - 01:00
Colm Heatley

Support After Crime was founded last January by former garda Sally Hanlon and offers its free services to crime victims across Munster.

So far it has helped 283 victims and aims to encourage others to use its services.

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