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Hertfordshire Domestic Abuse Coproduction Panel

Supporting Hertfordshire’s Domestic Abuse Coproduction Panel

As part of Hertfordshire’s commitment to survivors of domestic abuse, their Domestic Abuse and Violence Against Women and Girls Executive and Partnership Boards have committed to setting up and supporting a panel of survivors of domestic abuse who want to improve how it is for other survivors of domestic abuse. 

The panel, established in 2022, is a small and influential group of people with lived experience of domestic abuse, who have used domestic abuse services.

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Herts Domestic Abuse Coproduction Panel

At SafeLives, we put the voice of survivors at the heart of everything we do.

The Hertfordshire Domestic Abuse Coproduction  Panel is part of Hertfordshire’s Domestic Abuse and Violence Against Women and Girls Governance structure. The panel’s aim is to improve the lives of all victims and survivors of domestic abuse across Hertfordshire, in partnership with Hertfordshire County Council.

SafeLives has been commissioned by Hertfordshire County Council to facilitate and support the panel. The panel is keen to grow and welcome in new members to be part of an inclusive and diverse panel.

More details on what the panel is, how it works and how you can be involved can be found in the documents below.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at dacoproductionpanelherts@safelives.org.uk

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