This report was resourced through the Department of Premier and Cabinet as a way for the community to safely and meaningfully contribute towards the initial development of the Child Sexual Abuse Reform Strategy and Action Plan. It encapsulates critical insights from Victim-Survivors, community groups, and specialist practitioners.
The Sexual Assault Support Service (SASS) has appointed Shirleyann Varney as the new Chief Executive Officer.
The Sexual Assault Support Service (SASS) and Laurel House are hosting an innovative symposium that aims to spur collective action to prevent and respond to sexual violence in Tasmania.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, now entering its fifth year in Tasmania.
The Sexual Assault Support Service (SASS) has officially opened its new offices at Highfield House in Hobart’s CBD today (15 February) to accommodate growing demand for service.