Victims and survivors make an important contribution to the work of the Inquiry by sharing their experiences.
All experiences shared will contribute to our findings and recommendations.
The Truth Project is part of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA), which was set up in 2015 to investigate organisations and institutions that have failed to protect children from sexual abuse.
The Truth Project will draw to a close during 2021. We encourage you to share your experience before it concludes. Find out more.
The Inquiry will publish a final report in 2022 with findings and recommendations to help improve child protection.
The Victims and Survivors Forum is open to all victims and survivors of child sexual abuse. It was set up to make it easier for victims and survivors to engage with us, ask questions and make suggestions about how we work.
The Victims and Survivors Consultative Panel (VSCP) provides advice to the Inquiry. Panel members have all spent many years supporting adult survivors of child sexual abuse and helping survivors to be heard. They ensure that the needs and perspectives of victims and survivors are reflected in the Inquiry’s on-going work.
We are keen to work with our stakeholders to ensure all victims and survivors of child sexual abuse know about the opportunities available to them through the Truth Project.
We have produced a variety of materials and resources to support you in building awareness of the Truth Project and the Inquiry’s work.