General victim support centres have extended ranges since 2012 following the implementation of tasks in article 11 of the Ministry of justice Directive.[1] Such implementation includes covering costs of heath services, medical products, secondary or vocational education, temporary accommodation and other facilities.[105] Weak aspects still include; uneven support on a national basis in provinces that are further reaching, non-uniform project development and insufficient numbers for providing assistance, both legally and psychologically.[105] Strong aspects however must be acknowledged, including the establishment of networks with communicative and mutual support, as well as assistance fund establishments and legal compensation.[105]