NAPAC Supporter John Griffiths was on his bike for a considerable amount of the weekend raising funds for NAPAC. He took part in an event called La Marmotte. To read how he got on and to see some photos of this incredible ride click here to have a look at his report.

If you have called the NAPAC Support Line we would love to receive your feedback. Please consider filling out our online survey so we know what we're getting right and where we need to improve. Thank you!

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• Because of the large volume of calls we are sorry that many people are unable to get through. Unfortunately we do not have the resources to call you back. We are trying to extend our opening times - please bear with us and watch this space. Our Support Line opening hours are always changing as the NAPAC Support Team increases so keep checking here for the most up-to-date times.

• If our 0800 number allows you to leave a message please ignore it as this is a fault that we are currently working on - we apologise to those of you who have already left messages and have been expecting a call back.
  
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  10:00am-9:00pm 
  Tuesday
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  Wednesday
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  Thursday
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  Friday 
  10.00am-6.00pm

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• NAPAC is seeking Volunteers to join the Support Team
  We need people who can give 2 hours a week to answer calls from Survivors.

• The NAPAC newsletter is out now
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There are currently no job opportunities available.

To find out about future events held by various organisations click here.

If you want to get your story in the media or contribute to some research regarding abuse, check out the current appeals by clicking here.

The appeal: If you are a female aged 20 or over with an opinion on smear tests then this may be an appeal for you.

The deadline: End of August 2010.

The details: Some researchers at Queen Mary University of London, and University College London are carrying out some research about cervical screening (also known as the smear test) and why some women do not go, or have bad experiences when they do go.

They are particularly interested in the views and experiences of women who have been abused (either as adults or as children).

They know that it can be very difficult for some women to go for a smear test and this research aims to understand the reasons for this. They hope this will help develop ways to improve the cervical screening service. For more information and to take part in the 5 minute survey click here.

(added 25th June 2010)

If you would like to join the Lottery in supporting the work we do then every pound really does help us to reach out to more survivors of child abuse. For more information on ways to give click here.

“The service provided by NAPAC is crucial. But they urgently need support from the public to continue their work. Your generosity will make a real difference.”
Esther Rantzen CBE, NAPAC Patron

There are now loads of different ways to support the work we do.

For more information click on our pig!

If you have called the NAPAC Support Line we would love to receive your feedback. Please consider filling out our online survey so we know what we're getting right and where we need to improve.

Thank you!

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