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The Quetzal Project |
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Supporting women recovering from the trauma of childhood sexual abuse |
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About the Quetzal name
The Quetzal Project was the brainchild of Jenifer Anthony Black, back in 1989. Quetzal began as a self help group then developed into a more formalised range of professional support services. Jennifer no longer plays a central role in the delivery of services provided by Quetzal, but her vision remains.
A Quetzal is a South American bird which, legend has it, dies when caged. Counselling, a Helpline and information can help break the bars of psychological cages for women who are recovering from the trauma of childhood sexual abuse.
Quetzal now works with hundreds of women aged 16 and over in Leicester City, County and Rutland.
Production of this web site is supported by the Home Office (Office for Criminal Justice Reform) through the Victims Fund. |
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