What does ISVA stand for?

Independent Sexual Violence Advisor (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Officers also use the 'Ugly Mugs' reporting scheme run by Armistead's Independent Sexual Violence Advisor to investigate potential attackers who are targeting sex workers.

POLICE WINNING WAR TO PROTECT VICE GIRLS

Dianne Whitfield, CRASAC's centre manager, said: "Due to the extremely high number of Independent Sexual Violence Advisor referrals over the last year, the Regional Government Office and the Community Safety Partnership recognised this service needed additional resources to ensure that clients could receive the appropriate amount of support.

Centre offers more help to abuse victims; CASH BOOST: Support ...

Thirty-eight Independent Sexual Violence Advisors (ISVAs) will be working across England and Wales as part of a pounds 3m Government programme to support victims of sexual abuse.

Growing support