News Story – From science to sex work to solicitor supporting survivors – DAC

Click here to read more Carol was a deputy head of science at a secondary school when she met her abuser. They were married within seven months and her life quickly went dramatically downhill. What had been recreational drug use accelerated until she was too ill to work as a teacher, so her partner convinced … Continue reading “News Story – From science to sex work to solicitor supporting survivors – DAC”

Research – Domestic Homicide – HALT – Manchester Metropolitan University

Click here to access full research document The research looked into themes across four agencies: criminal justice, physical and mental health, children’s services, and adult social care. One of the key findings was that the vast majority of victims and perpetrators were known to services before a domestic homicide. A total of 87,000 women were … Continue reading “Research – Domestic Homicide – HALT – Manchester Metropolitan University”

Job Vacancy – Independent Domestic Violence Advisor – Fortalice

Job Title: Independent Domestic Violence Advisor (IDVA) Contract Type: 12-month temporary contract with the possibility of extension subject to successful funding Job Type: Full time – 37 hours Pay rate: £14.30 per hour Do you have a resilient and empathic personality and a genuine passion for supporting people? We have an exciting opportunity to recruit … Continue reading “Job Vacancy – Independent Domestic Violence Advisor – Fortalice”

Quality Assurance Survey for Clare’s Law (DVDS) – Dr Kat Hadjimatheou – British Academy

Have you applied for or received a Clare’s Law (DVDS) disclosure? If so, please consider completing this short, anonymous survey and helping us to gather evidence on how the scheme is working and how it can be improved. You can enter a prize draw for two £50 shopping vouchers. Kindly use the link here to … Continue reading “Quality Assurance Survey for Clare’s Law (DVDS) – Dr Kat Hadjimatheou – British Academy”

Films and Resources – Stop Criminalising Survivors – Centre foe Women’s Justice

Click here to view films Content warning: these films and resources contain descriptions of domestic abuse, sexual assault and other forms of violence which some viewers may find disturbing. According to government data, at least 57% of women in prison and under probation supervision are victims/survivors of domestic abuse. For many of these women, their … Continue reading “Films and Resources – Stop Criminalising Survivors – Centre foe Women’s Justice”

News – Most victims of domestic homicide have contacted police or NHS, review shows

Click here to read more A review of 302 domestic homicides recorded in a seven-year period has found that the majority of those killed had been “hiding in plain sight”, having made contact with the police, health services and other public agencies before their death. Nicole Jacobs, the government’s independent domestic abuse commissioner for England … Continue reading “News – Most victims of domestic homicide have contacted police or NHS, review shows”

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