Survivors & Mates Support Network
Survivors & Mates Support Network
RESPECT - National Redress Scheme
RESPECT - National Redress Scheme
RESPECT - National Redress Scheme
Tuesday 30th November 2021
Discover how the National Redress Scheme works for survivors of childhood sexual abuse, featuring personal stories and expert insights.
Explicit
52 minutes
Informative
Compassionate
Empowering
Supportive
Hopeful
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Survivors & Mates Support Network
Overview:
Categories:
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Recovery from Trauma
Healing Relationships
Sobriety Success Stories
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Get the buttons here!Understanding the National Redress Scheme: A Survivor's Guide
If it's decided that the survivor is entitled to redress, Warren will explain the three main components of redress: the payment, the direct personal response, if you want one- and access to counselling.
Imagine navigating a complex system designed to help you heal from childhood trauma. This episode of samsn's STRONGER podcast does just that by shedding light on the National Redress Scheme, a program established to provide support and compensation to survivors of institutional child sexual abuse. You'll hear a deeply personal story from a survivor who has walked this path, offering a firsthand account of the redress process.
Legal experts, support workers, and counsellors also share their insights, breaking down the scheme's three main components: monetary payment, access to counselling, and a direct personal response from the institution involved. This episode isn't just an explainer; it's a compassionate guide aimed at helping potential applicants understand what to expect and how to access the benefits available to them.
Featuring voices like Commissioner Robert Fitzgerald AM and Warren Strange from knowmore legal service, this episode offers a blend of personal reflection and professional advice. It's an essential listen for anyone seeking to understand or navigate the National Redress Scheme, providing both practical information and emotional support.