Whole Picture Public Health Approach Datasets 2021-24 Professional Survey
This data is from a survey completed by professionals who were involved in the SafeLives Public Health Approach between 01/07/2021 and 22/09/2024.
The Whole Picture Public Health Approach:
At SafeLives, our mission is to end domestic abuse, for everyone and for good. We take a holistic, public health approach to ending domestic abuse.
To end domestic abuse, we need to look at the whole picture.
Using a systems-thinking methodology and through the lens of the whole family, we work with local authorities and multi-agency partners in local areas to identify opportunities to improve the risk led approach, early intervention, and prevention of domestic abuse.
About this dataset:
This data is from a survey completed by professionals who were involved in the SafeLives Public Health Approach between 01/07/2021 and 22/09/2024. There were 2,086 responses from 21 areas, across 16+ agencies. However, the surveys are ongoing, and this dataset will be updated in the future.
The survey also contains open-ended questions which will be analysed and written up into briefings on specific themes. These briefings will be published on this page.
We hope that everyone working to stop domestic abuse will be able to use this data to improve their services so that victims and families get the right help sooner.
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96%
mental health
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84%
children's wellbeing
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82%
housing needs
The top three areas of need for victims and their families identified by professionals were:
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88%
mental health
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82%
drugs or alcohol
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69%
children's wellbeing
The top three areas of need for those that harm identified by professionals were:
Professional[There is a] lack of understanding of the impact of domestic abuse from some agencies and professionals