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Sarah Charlton, left, and Gill Horner from Eva Women’s Aid in Redcar. A SMALL charity with big ideas has developed an intensive new learning programme to help women move on from domestic abuse. EVA Women’s Aid, based in Redcar, has now had its new course – Changes – accredited by a national examining body, OCN London. CEO Richinda Taylor said the news of the successful accreditation was a moment of hope in a tough year, arriving in time for International Women’s Day. Mrs Taylor commented: “I am very proud of our team for what they have achieved. We have two courses with waiting lists, Freedom and EVA-lution, and Changes came in response to women asking us for the next step.
By Rachel Conner-Hill echorachelc Chief Reporter (Tees Valley & North Yorkshire)
The office for the Police and Crime Commissioner in Cleveland has been given £205,000 for services helping victims of child abuse MORE than £200,000 is going towards transforming services to support sexually abused children in Teesside. The office of Cleveland’s Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) is getting the money to enhance its services helping young people recover from abuse. Acting Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Oldroyd said: “I’m delighted that we’ve joined such a prestigious group of organisations to secure this funding. “In a recent a consultation we conducted, nine in 10 respondents wanted to see more investment in recovery services for children who have suffered exploitation and sexual abuse.