Resources library

Here you will find a collection of materials, guidance and information to support frontline professionals, practitioners and services to effectively identify, address and respond to domestic abuse.

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The resources library will be updated regularly to reflect the evolving landscape of domestic abuse guidance, policies, and interventions.

Verge of Harming Phase 2 resource: Empowering Engagement

The Verge of Harming Phase 2 practice resource ‘Empowering Engagement’ is for professionals supporting young people who are using harmful behaviours in their relationships.

Guidance for safeguarding children’s boards linking with Marac

This template aims to help safeguarding children's partnerships to link effectively with the Marac process.

Dash risk checklist: young people

A version of the Dash risk checklist that has been adapted to identify young people who are at risk, together with guidance.

Marac toolkit for education

A handy guide with template forms that explains how the process works, how to attend and how to refer.

Marac toolkit for children and young people’s services

A handy guide with template forms that explains how the process works, how to attend and how to refer.

Guidance for multi-agency forums: Supporting 16 and 17 year olds

Guidance for multi-agency forums to ensure the appropriate safeguarding required to support young adult victims of domestic abuse.

Guidance for multi-agency forums: Safeguarding children effectively

Guidance to support professionals working with cases involving children.

Supporting young people during Covid-19 guidance

Creating during the Covid-19 pandemic, this guidance is designed to help young people who were experiencing domestic abuse in the family home or in their own relationship.

Supporting families: practice briefing for multi-agencies

This resource is a practice briefing providing guidance about domestic abuse to multi-agency professionals working with families through the Supporting Families programme

What does healthy look like?

Resources to help professionals have conversations with young people about healthy and unhealthy relationships

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