Accompanying Sexual Assault Victims in Vulnerable Situations
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This guide is intended for professionals who work closely with, and who accompany, victims of sexual crimes. It was developed for professionals in the criminal and penal justice system and for community workers.
Objectives of this guide:
- Explain how the criminal and penal process is experienced by victims
- Raise professionals’ awareness of victims’ needs and the issues they face
- Suggest best practices for overcoming these obstacles and meeting the needs of all victims
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