Want to share your experience?

Helping Truth Project in its mission is simple, supportive and comfortable

I’d happenedlike to talkto me, about but whatI’m nervous about it. We understand this is a big decision. Talking about or even thinking about what happened to you as a child can be difficult. If you contact us, you’ll be treated with compassion and not judged. What would be my first step? First, visit our website listed below. It will provide you with more information on the purpose of the project and how you could share your experience. And if I decide I want to go ahead, what would happen? If you decide Truth Project is right for you, you can get in touch with us by email, phone, or in writing to provide your contact details. We will then contact you and guide you through the process. How will I tell my story? Many people prefer to tell their story in a safe and comfortable environment, face-to-face, with a trained facilitator who can help you through the process. You can also submit your story in writing, by phone or video, or audio file if you prefer. What will my information be used for? We need to learn from your experience for the Inquiry to do its job. You can help us understand what has gone wrong in the past and how to keep children safer in the future. Your voice is central to the Inquiry and your insights can help guide us forward. By sharing your experience and your opinions, you can make a difference to the lives of future generations and have a positive impact on changes to child protection policies. Will my story be kept private? Your privacy is very important to us, and all information will be treated with the highest level of security and sensitivity. The Inquiry will keep information confidential at all times, and we have a legal ruling in force to enable us to do so. The only exception would be if the Inquiry needs to pass on information to the police because we feel a child is currently in danger.