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Social Care staff

Concerned about safeguarding children or adults affected by domestic abuse?

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Housing staff

Concerned about tenants who are causing harm through domestic abuse?

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Health / mental Health PrOFESSIONALs

Concerned about patients who are causing harm through domestic abuse?

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Substance Misuse Practitioners

Concerned about your service users who are causing harm through domestic abuse?

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE practitioners

Concerned about your service users who are causing harm through domestic abuse?

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OTHER PROFESSIONALS

Concerned about your client/ service user who is causing harm through domestic abuse? 

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For SOCIAL CARE PRACTITIONERS & MANAGERS

1) Are you looking for general information and guidance on Preventing Domestic Abuse in Safeguarding Children or Adults services?

Do you want information on best practice to identify and respond safely to domestic abuse survivors and perpetrators who are service users in Safeguarding cases?

Click/tap here to find out how we can help.



2) Are you looking for step-by-step guidance on how you can engage safely with fathers or male carers you know or suspect are perpetrators of domestic abuse?

We can provide you and your team with best practice guidance and practical tools on:

a) how to raise safely  the issue of domestic abuse with these service users in the first instance;

b) how to encourage disclosure to get a fuller picture of the nature, patterns and impacts of the abusive or harmful behaviour they are engaging in;

c) how to identify and respond safely to the risk factors they present to the non-abusing parent and any children in Safeguarding Children cases; or to their intimate partner who is their carer or has herself care and support needs, in Safeguarding Adults cases.

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3) Are you looking to refer fathers or male carers who are causing harm, in Safeguarding Children or Adults cases you are managing, to a specialist domestic abuse prevention service for a 1-to-1 intervention? 

Working in close collaboration with you and other professionals, we can offer 1-to-1 sessions to fathers or male carers/ men with care & support needs who are perpetrators to prevent further incidents of domestic abuse and harm, to survivors and any children or other dependants affected by the abuse

Where it is not safe for service users who cause harm to remain in the property with the survivor/ children/ dependants, we can support them to leave safely and to stay away, take responsibility, make reparations and commit to an action plan for positive change. 

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For HOUSING MANAGERS & STAFF

1) Are you looking for general information and guidance on Preventing Domestic Abuse in a Housing context?

Do you want information on best practice to identify and respond safely to domestic abuse survivors and perpetrators who are service users in Safeguarding cases?

Click/tap here to find out how we can help.



2) Are you looking for step-by-step guidance on how you can engage safely with tenants you know or suspect are fperpetrators of domestic abuse?

We can guide you on how to raise the issue of domestic abuse with these tenants, how to ask them questions about the nature, patterns and impacts of their abusive behaviour, and how to identify and respond safely to the risk factors they present to other household members/ tenants.

Click/ tap here to find out how we can help.

3) Are you looking to refer a male tenant or service user who is causing harm, to a specialist domestic abuse prevention service for a 1-to-1 intervention? 

Working in close collaboration with you and other professionals to assess suitability and formulate an intervention plan, we can offer 1-to-1 sessions to your tenants who are perpetrators to prevent further incidents of domestic abuse and reduce harm to their partner/ wife/ girlfriend and children, or other household members. Our aim is also to prevent homelessness, property damage & repairs, transfers, rent arrears, and anti-social behaviour. 

Where it is not safe for tenants who cause harm to remain in the property, we will work with you to support them to leave safely and stay away for a short time or permanently, to take responsibility, make reparations, pay for repairs and arrears, and to commit to an action plan for positive change. 

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For HEALTH PROFESSIONALS providing MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT

1) Are you looking for general information and guidance on Preventing Domestic Abuse in cases involving Mental Ill-Health?

Do you want information on best practice to identify and respond safely to domestic abuse survivors and perpetrators who are service users with mental health difficulties?

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2) Are you looking for step-by-step guidance on how you can engage safely with a male service user/ patient with mental health needs who you know or suspect is a perpetrator of domestic abuse?

We can provide you and your team with best practice guidance and practical tools on:

a) how to raise safely  the issue of domestic abuse with this service user in the first instance;

b) how to encourage disclosure to get a fuller picture of the nature, patterns and impacts of the abusive or harmful behaviour he is engaging in;

c) how to identify and respond safely to the risk factors he presents to his partner/ wife/ girlfriend and any children in the household, including his mental health difficulties that may be associated with a risk of domestic abuse harm, i.e.  experiencing depression or reporting suicidal thoughts in the context of intimate relationship difficulties or separation, and others such as psychosis, adjustment disorder, dementia or Alzheimer’s, low mood / anxiety, panic attacks, and PTSD.

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3) Are you looking to refer a male service user, who presents with mental health difficulties and is causing harm to his intimate partner, to a specialist domestic abuse prevention service for a 1-to-1 intervention? 

Working in close collaboration with you and other professionals to assess suitability and formulate a care and accountability plan, we can offer 1-to-1 sessions to male service users with mental health support needs who are domestic abuse perpetrators, to prevent further incidents of abuse and harm to survivors and any children in the household

Where it is not safe for the survivor/ children when the perpetrator resides in the same property, we will work with you to support him to leave safely and to stay away for a short period or permanently, and to take responsibility, make reparations and commit to an action plan for positive change. 

Click/ tap here to find out how we can help.

For SUBSTANCE MISUSE PRACTITIONERS

1) Are you looking for general information and guidance on Preventing Domestic Abuse in Substance Misuse services?

Do you want information on best practice to identify and respond safely to domestic abuse survivors and perpetrators who are substance misuse service users?

Click/tap here to find out how we can help.



2) Are you looking for step-by-step guidance on how you can engage safely with male service users you know or suspect are perpetrators of domestic abuse?

We can provide you and your team with best practice guidance and practical tools on:

a) how to raise safely  the issue of domestic abuse with service users who also have substance misuse difficulties;

b) how to encourage disclosure to get a fuller picture of the nature, patterns and impacts of the abusive or harmful behaviour they are engaging in;

c) how to identify and respond safely to the risk factors they present to their partner, including those associated with their substance misuse difficulties.

Click/ tap here to find out how we can help.

3) Are you looking to refer male service users who are causing harm, to a specialist domestic abuse prevention service for a 1-to-1 intervention? 

Working in close collaboration with you and other professionals, we can offer 1-to-1 sessions to male service users who are perpetrators to prevent further incidents of domestic abuse and harm to survivors and any children or other dependants affected by the abuse

Where it is not safe for service users who cause harm to remain in the property with the survivor we will work with you to support them to leave safely and to stay away for a short time or permanently, to take responsibility, make reparations and commit to an action plan for positive change. 

Click/ tap here to find out how we can help.

For CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRACTITIONERS

1) Are you looking for general information and guidance on Preventing Domestic Abuse in the context of Criminal Justice interventions?

Do you want information on best practice to identify and respond safely to domestic abuse perpetrators who are involved with your service, and the survivors/victims affected by their behaviour?

Click/tap here to find out how we can help.



2) Are you looking for step-by-step guidance on how you can engage safely with male service users who have been identified as perpetrators of domestic abuse?

We can provide you and your service with best practice guidance and practical tools on:

a) how to raise safely  the issue of domestic abuse with this group of service users in the first instance;

b) how to encourage disclosure to get a fuller picture of the nature, patterns and impacts of the abusive or harmful behaviour they are engaging in;

c) how to identify and respond safely to the risk factors they present to the survivor/victim and any children in the household.

Click/ tap here to find out how we can help.

3) Are you looking to refer male service users who are causing harm, in Probation or another Criminal Justice service, to a specialist domestic abuse prevention service for a 1-to-1 intervention? 

Working in close collaboration with you and other professionals, we can offer 1-to-1 sessions for perpetrators to prevent further incidents of domestic abuse and harm towards survivors and any children in the household

Where it is not safe for perpetrators to remain in the property with the survivor/ children/ dependants, we can support them to leave safely and to stay awayon a short-term or permanent basis, to take responsibility, make reparations and commit to an action plan for positive change. 

Click/ tap here to find out how we can help.

For OTHER PROFESSIONALS

1) Are you looking for general information, guidance or training on Preventing Domestic Abuse when working with your service users?

Do you want information on best practice to identify and respond safely to domestic abuse survivors and perpetrators who are service users accessing your services? 

Click/tap here to find out how we can help.



2) Are you looking for step-by-step guidance on how you can engage safely with a male service user you know or suspect is a perpetrator of domestic abuse?

We can provide you and your team with best practice guidance and practical tools on:

a) how to raise safely  the issue of domestic abuse with this service user in the first instance;

b) how to encourage disclosure to get a fuller picture of the nature, patterns and impacts of the abusive or harmful behaviour he is engaging in;

c) how to identify and respond safely to the risk factors he poses to the survivor/ victim and any children or dependants in the household.

Click/ tap here to find out how we can help.

3) Are you looking to refer a male service user who is causing harm, to a specialist domestic abuse prevention service for a 1-to-1 intervention? 

Working in close collaboration with you and other professionals to assess suitability and formulate a support and accountability plan, we can offer 1-to-1 sessions to male domestic abuse perpetrators, to prevent  further incidents of abuse and harm to survivors and any children in the household

Where it is not safe for the survivor/ children when the perpetrator resides in the same property, we will work with you to support him to leave safely and to stay away for a short period or permanently, and to take responsibility, make reparations and commit to an action plan for positive change. 

Click/ tap here to find out how we can help.

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    Please note that in this section, the primary focus during this phase of our service is supporting professionals who work with adult men who are causing harm in heterosexual relationships . We recognise that domestic abuse can also happen in same sex and transgender relationships, in some heterosexual relationships where men are the sole victims, and in family relationships. We intend to provide resources and support for professionals working with those groups at a later date on this website. In the meantime, please contact us if you are looking for support about a specific case. We will post links to resources and available support provided by others that we are aware of.