Recently, the UK sentencing council passed guidelines that will allow judges to impose longer sentences on child abusers that are caught in ‘fake sting’ operations. So, what does this mean
The release of a new Netflix documentary has generated a lot of media attention and discussion about the prolific abuser Jimmy Savile, who died in 2011. The documentary focuses on
Another Christmas with Covid-19 restrictions is just around the corner and it’s natural for all of us to feel a bit apprehensive. Even without Covid-19 and further restrictions, we know
On 26 September 2021, the NAPAC Board of Trustees learned of a published Times article that is critical of the work that NAPAC does and contains several misleading claims and
It is nearly a week since both the FA and Manchester City Football Club published their respective reports into abuse within football. A week of high-profile reaction, condemnation, and various
On Friday 5 February 2021 NAPAC was featured in The Sun newspaper as part of the Ministry of Justice #ItStillMatters campaign. Our Fundraising Manager, Kim Bond, spoke exclusively to journalist
On Tuesday 2 February 2021 NAPAC launches its first impact report. It looks back at the year 2019-2020, whilst the Covid-19 pandemic was impacting survivors and services alike, making it
Abuse of children is never an easy subject to discuss. And when we are confronted with the fact that women can be abusers, it becomes exponentially more difficult. In some
NAPAC’s Christmas arrangements NAPAC will close in the period between Christmas and New Year. The support line will close at 3.00pm on Christmas Eve and will reopen again at 10.00am
Resources, reflections, and looking ahead Services over Christmas and New Year Over the holiday season our support line will close from 3pm on Thursday 24 December 2020 and will reopen
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