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RCT Counselling Service

In light of the upcoming white ribbon campaign, we want to know what changes the Women of Rochdale would like to see from the police in the borough  to help them feel safe. Please fill out the from below to give your opinion!
Address:
60 Drake Street, Rochdale, OL16 1PA
Umbrella org:
Rochdale Connections Trust
Area serviced:
Rochdale and surrounding areas
Telephone:
01706 345111
Website:
www.r-c-t.co.uk/
How to apply:
Telephone or e-mail in first instance
Sector:
Public

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