‘One-stop’ interviewing seeks to prevent child victims reliving abuse

By Stabroek News On In Guyana News |
Social worker Michael Fraser (standing) making a point during his presentation at the workshop that was held to coordinate law enforcement officers and social workers in establishing “one-stop” centres for abused children.
Social worker Michael Fraser (standing) making a point during his presentation at the workshop that was held to coordinate law enforcement officers and social workers in establishing “one-stop” centres for abused children.

The Child Care and Protection Agency is planning to implement a “one-stop” approach so that abused children will only have to tell their stories once to social workers and law enforcement officers.

The Agency held a workshop yesterday with over 25 social workers and law enforcement officers who interview