Stalking Awareness Week

Just like other forms of sexual and domestic abuse, stalking is a form of gender-based violence. Anyone can become a victim of stalking. Most people who experience stalking know the person. They could be an ex-partner, a friend, someone you dated or a family member. Stalking is not your fault. It is a tool that an abuser uses to control & intimidate a victim/survivor. Everyone is affected differently by stalking. There is no right or wrong way to feel. If someone has harmed you, it is not your fault.

Read our latest blog to find out more about stalking and tools and help from specialist support services.

Locally, you can get support from Moray Rape Crisis and Moray Women’s Aid