CHILD abuse survivors were "insulted" by a proposal to set up an
alpaca farm in the Highlands to help them cope with their traumatic
past.
The bizarre suggestion was put forward at a Scottish Government meeting earlier this year, when officials and campaigners were discussing how to spend a £14.5million support fund. It is understood that an external consultant said petting alpacas could be "therapeutic" for the survivors, many of whom have been left with lifelong mental health issues.
The bizarre suggestion was put forward at a Scottish Government meeting earlier this year, when officials and campaigners were discussing how to spend a £14.5million support fund. It is understood that an external consultant said petting alpacas could be "therapeutic" for the survivors, many of whom have been left with lifelong mental health issues.
