“I believe you, and I can help you”

From being unheard to standing up in court for others, Yvonne’s story shows the power of someone saying “I believe you”.

Yvonne takes us on a journey of justice and the quest for the truth. She talks to us about making sense of the past, seeking acknowledgement and speaking up for others. We find out about her voluntary work with Victim Support Scotland, her own criminal justice process and the next steps on her path to helping others.

“I am sharing my story to remind fellow survivors that there is hope. You are not alone and your past does not define the beautiful fulfilling life you are capable of living.”
About Victim Support Scotland

Victim Support Scotland is a charity dedicated to supporting people affected by any type of crime throughout Scotland. They offer free, independent and confidential support for victims, witnesses and their families.

Anyone can access their support, regardless of when the crime took place, what type of crime it is or if it has been reported to the police. Victim Support Scotland take a person-centred approach. This means that people impacted by crime can access support in a way that is tailored to their individual needs.

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Exploring ideas

Here, Trevor talk about why he writes and how it can be a positive thing for him. He also share a short piece of his writing.

Disability Equality Scotland

At Future Pathways, we work with a range of services to help people access support. This includes making our information accessible to people. Here, we chat to Claire from Disability Equality Scotland.

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Creating Meaning

Michael shares his wonderful art works with us. And we find out more about his approach to creativity.

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