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.
Alison Hernandez secures third term as police and crime commissioner
She'll continue tackling major issues on her to-do list
How Exeter's traffic troubles influenced council vote
LTN campaigner ousts Labour candidate
Labour tightens grip on Plymouth City Council power
They've gained nine extra seats
Labour retains control of Exeter City Council
Despite losing a seat to the Greens and an independent
Colyford pushes for more action in ongoing spat with Colyton
East Devon District Council's been asked to intervene
