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Argyll and Bute Rape Crisis Centre - Inspiring Scotland

Survivors of Childhood Abuse Support Fund

Argyll and Bute Rape Crisis Centre

Argyll and Bute Rape Crisis (ABRC) provide free and confidential support and advocacy to survivors of all genders (aged 12 +) who have experienced rape, sexual assault, childhood sexual abuse, sexual harassment, sexual bullying, stalking and commercial sexual exploitation. They also offer support to non-abusing partners and family members of survivors of sexual violence. ABRC provides the only service of its kind in the region and have a long history of providing specialised support to survivors in rural and remote rural areas.

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