Devon's Rape Crisis Service has been awarded money to develop a project helping women with disabilities who've been victims of sexual violence.
The police and crime commissioner's office has helped secure the seventeen and a half thousand pounds from the Government.
Some of the money will be used to make the main Rape Crisis offices in Exeter more accessible for the women concerned.
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