Job Title: Adults’ ServicesSalary/ Rate: £28,900 – £32,020Location: Bold St, Moss Side, Manchester M16 7AGClosing Date: 20th April 2023 Hours:  Hours: 35 Hours per week                                                                Contract Type Permanent Additional … Continue reading “Job Vacancy – Adults’ Services – Independent Domestic Violence Advisor (IDVA)”

End the cycle of violence Now. Your voice matters, join the Victims’ Voice Panel today and make valuable contributions on how to tackle violence against women and girls in Manchester As part of this project, we are also recruiting survivors to be part of a panel, share their experiences and help inform future decision-making in … Continue reading “Manchester Victim’s Voice Recruitment of Panel Members – Manchester City Council & Manchester Community Safety”

Click here for comprehensive report The purpose of the strategic plan is to set out the commissioner’s objectives, priorities and activities, the commissioner proposes to undertake. The strategic plan has been developed in consultation with the Secretary of State for the Home Office and the advisory board to the commissioner, established under Section 12 of … Continue reading “GOV.UK – Violence against women and girls – Domestic Abuse Commissioner’s strategic plan”

Location: Online Date and Time: Thursday, 13 April 2023 12:45 BST Click here to register for the event Do you ever wonder why people stay in abusive relationships? Even when it becomes severely detrimental to their mental and physical health? Understanding these reasons puts you in a better position to support victims and offer advice … Continue reading “Webinar – Why people stay in Domestic Abuse relationships L&L – Trafford Domestic Abuse Services”

Click here for more information Stop the abuses aims to empower parents and carers to take steps to help keep the children in their life safe. All children have a right to be safe from sexual abuse, and we all have a role to play in keeping them safe. Let’s #StopAbuseTogether  Child sexual abuse is … Continue reading “GOV.UK – Stop Abuse Together – HM Government”

ENOUGH aims to challenge perpetrators and raise awareness of what we can all do to safely call out abuse. Please find out more details about how to partner with ENOUGH, which includes more information on the Accessibility statements, campaign resources, Guidance and resources for teachers, and materials which you can share on your channels.  for … Continue reading “ENOUGH – No One Should Live in Fear of Abuse”

Click here to read more The government is continuing to pilot the Ask for ANI (Action Needed Immediately) scheme, delivered in partnership with Hestia’s Safe Spaces, in 18 jobcentres and Jobs and Benefits Offices across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.  Alongside the pilot, a new online postcode checker toolhas been launched, where victims of … Continue reading “News – Ask for ANI scheme and postcode checker – HM Government”

Location: Online Date and Time: Friday, Mar 24, 2023 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM GMT Please click the link to reserve your ticket TAKE A STAND Against Family Violence and Abuse Tickets, Fri, 24 Mar 2023 at 12:00 PM | Eventbrite We know that in times of uncertainty and unprecedented crisis, the incidences of family … Continue reading “Webinar – TAKE A STAND Against Family Violence and Abuse – FearIsNotLove – Calgary Women’s Emergency Shelter”

See full publication here The Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW) provides the best measure of victimisation and estimated that 2.3% of adults (3.3% women and 1.2% men) aged 16 years and over were victims of sexual assault (including attempts) in the year ending March 2022 survey; this equates to an estimated 1.1 million … Continue reading “News – Victims of crime – Sexual offences in England and Wales overview: year ending March 2022 – GOV.UK”

Location: Online Date & Time: Wednesday 5 April, 4.00 to 5.00 pm Please reserve your place on Eventbrite  https://The-same-but-different.eventbrite.com The same but different? A consideration of connections between domestic abuse, gender, harmful sexual behaviour by children and child sexual exploitation. This presentation discusses findings from analysis of administrative referral data for 1550 children and young … Continue reading “Webinar – The same but different? A consideration of connections between domestic abuse, gender, harmful sexual behaviour by children and child sexual exploitation – UCLan Connect Centre”