184 panic alarms have been distributed to high-risk domestic violence victims during the first year, providing an additional layer of protection for domestic violence victims.
During a visit to the Victim Support Agency, Minister Glenn Bedingfield highlighted the importance of this initiative and the Agency’s ongoing commitment to supporting victims of crime.
Since its establishment five years ago, the Victim Support Agency has carried out more than 7,000 interventions, offering emotional support, legal guidance, information on victims’ rights, and court accompaniment.
Every intervention reflects our commitment to ensuring that victims receive the protection, support and dignity they deserve.
