HSE asked to examine support for sexual assault victims

The Health Service Executive has been asked to examine how best to provide the most effective counselling service for victims of sexual assault.

Tue, 24 May, 2005 - 20:15

The Health Service Executive has been asked to examine how best to provide the most effective counselling service for victims of sexual assault.

Tánaiste Mary Harney has published figures for 2004 showing that more than half of those who contacted Rape Crisis Centres last year suffered child sexual abuse.

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