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Support and further resources We hope it will be useful in outlining what actions you can take if you experience voyeurism or upskirting, and what legal options are available to you.  You can find the guide on our website here .

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The SWRC are committed to ensuring that our service is accessible and inclusive to survivors of gender-based violence in Scotland. We recognise that not everyone has the same accessibility needs. To address this, we are committed to piloting an

to know what services and resources from SWRC are most appropriate for you, you can get in touch via our contact form . Please note that we will aim to respond to any enquiries within seven working days. Business and training enquiries

Abuse have published many resources to help you understand different aspects of economic abuse and what to do. Website: survivingeconomicabuse.org/i-need-help ASSIST (covers most of the Central West of Scotland) This service supports

Gender-Based Violence can affect a person of any gender or sexuality. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, non-binary and trans people of all genders experience gender-based violence at a similar rate to all women.

There are supports and resources available on our website if you have concerns around Brexit and Your Rights or No Recourse to Public Funds. Brexit - Your Rights No Recourse To Public Funds - Guide (English) Civil Damages Legal

We understand that gender-based violence can look different, or be experienced differently by individuals and that some survivors experience multiple forms of gender-based violence, this can make it hard to know where to get help.

and webchat , alongside resources on their website. Available: 9AM - 12AM weekdays and 4PM - 12AM weekends and bank holidays. Phone number (Scotland): 0808 801 0432

for the coordinator Resources for survivors as well as local support. The University of Dundee The first step is to contact the Enquiry Centre and speak to a Student Support Adviser. You can go in person or contact them by: