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DMU students play leading role in raising awareness of sexual and domestic violence

By Iain MacDonald11th November 2016Education & Training

The powerful role of theatre in educating people on sexual and domestic violence and abuse is being demonstrated by a Drama student and alumni from De Montfort University Leicester (DMU)

£360,000 funding boost for project tackling male domestic abuse in Scotland

By The Press Association4th November 2016News Scotland

A programme to support families and challenge the behaviour of domestic abusers is to be expanded following a £360,000 cash injection. Independent analysis of the Caledonian System found that women

More than a third of ‘Clare’s Law’ requests find partner had history of domestic abuse

By The Press Association3rd October 2016News Scotland

The first year of a scheme to let people find out if their partner has a history of domestic abuse has seen police receive more than 1,000 requests for information.

Resources: CAFCASS launch new tools for social work case analysis

By Iain MacDonald30th September 2016Reports & Resources

Cafcass has announced several new tools and resources to support case analysis when working with children and families. This follows a review to identify where they could make improvements to

NSPCC reports sharp rise in calls raising domestic abuse concerns

By The Press Association29th September 2016News England

The number of people contacting the NSPCC to raise the alarm about domestic abuse has surged. Ten adults a day are getting in touch with the charity to raise concerns

New campaign aims to highlight support for families affected by drug and alcohol misuse

By Iain MacDonald27th September 2016News Northern Ireland

A new initiative has been launched in Northern Ireland to highlight the support that is available for family members who are affected by a loved one’s drinking and/or drug misuse

Family courts urged to change stance towards fathers who abuse women

By The Press Association15th September 2016News England

Family courts need to stop believing the “myth” that men with a history of abusing women can be good fathers, an MP has said. Labour’s Angela Smith said the “discredited”

Child Maintenance Service criticised as ‘unsafe for domestic abuse survivors’

By The Press Association12th September 2016News England

The Government is being urged to improve the new Child Maintenance Service (CMS) after complaints it is not safe for domestic abuse survivors. Charity Women’s Aid and single parents’ campaign

Camilla’s promise to domestic violence victims on Refuge charity visit

By The Press Association8th September 2016News England

The Duchess of Cornwall has vowed to continue helping victims of domestic violence during a visit to Refuge. Camilla met a number of survivors at a centre in the London

Tag: Domestic Abuse / Violence

DMU students play leading role in raising awareness of sexual and domestic violence

£360,000 funding boost for project tackling male domestic abuse in Scotland

More than a third of ‘Clare’s Law’ requests find partner had history of domestic abuse

NSPCC reports sharp rise in calls raising domestic abuse concerns

New campaign aims to highlight support for families affected by drug and alcohol misuse

Family courts urged to change stance towards fathers who abuse women

Child Maintenance Service criticised as ‘unsafe for domestic abuse survivors’

Camilla’s promise to domestic violence victims on Refuge charity visit

Brand says he ‘never engaged in non-consensual activity’ after being charged

MPs call for urgent action to end child deaths linked to temporary accommodation

Major poll reveals ‘startling collapse’ in public satisfaction with NHS across UK

Government announces £50m for adoption fund after concerns over delay

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Tag: Domestic Abuse / Violence

DMU students play leading role in raising awareness of sexual and domestic violence

£360,000 funding boost for project tackling male domestic abuse in Scotland

Resources: New tools to strengthen assessment of cases featuring domestic abuse

More than a third of ‘Clare’s Law’ requests find partner had history of domestic abuse

Resources: CAFCASS launch new tools for social work case analysis

NSPCC reports sharp rise in calls raising domestic abuse concerns

New campaign aims to highlight support for families affected by drug and alcohol misuse

Family courts urged to change stance towards fathers who abuse women

Child Maintenance Service criticised as ‘unsafe for domestic abuse survivors’

Camilla’s promise to domestic violence victims on Refuge charity visit