The Lantern Project film – helping victims of child absue reach a sustainable recovery

by Peter Garsden / Thursday, 02 May 2013 / Published in Abuse News

This short film has been created by the Lantern Project. It has been designed as part of a wider training programme for professionals and academics that come into contact with suvivors of abuse. It’s aim is to explain what child abuse is and the way we deal with it.

For their short film, The Lantern Project won ‘Best Social Awareness Film’ at the Wirral International Film Festival on Saturday 17th November.
The Lantern Project supports victims of childhood sexual abuse, domestic violence, racial abuse and bullying. They are based in Wallasey on the Wirral.

About Peter Garsden

Peter Garsden has been a solicitor since 1981 and is a Partner of Simpson Millar. He is Head of the Child Abuse Department which is one of the largest dedicated Abuse compensation departments in the country. Peter has been working for victims of abuse since he set up the abuse department in 1994. In 1997 Peter helped to set up ACAL (Association of Child Abuse Lawyers), a Claimant based organisation of compensation abuse lawyers dedicated to raising the standards of advice through training and support, of which he is now President. Peter’s clients have said they admire his hard work and determination.

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