More funding on the way for sexual assault treatment units

The number of forensic nurse examiners will double and they will now be able to travel to patients if necessary.

More funding on the way for sexual assault treatment units
Thu, 28 Mar, 2019 - 14:07
Digital Desk staff

Almost 1,000 people visited sexual assault treatment units last year.

The number of forensic nurse examiners will double and they will now be able to travel to patients if necessary.

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