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Rebuilding life after child sexual abuse

Eileen Fursland
Tuesday, October 25, 2016

The NSPCC's Letting the Future In programme works with children who have been sexually abused. Eileen Fursland reports on how it uses play and creative therapy to help rebuild young lives.

The service aims to provide a safe environment for traumatised children to explore their feelings and start the recovery process after sexual abuse. Picture: Tom Hull. Posed by models or NSPCC staff.
The service aims to provide a safe environment for traumatised children to explore their feelings and start the recovery process after sexual abuse. Picture: Tom Hull. Posed by models or NSPCC staff.

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